Guided Nature Hike

When the weather starts warming up, people want to get outside. Why spend beautiful spring and summer days sitting around when you could go on a guided nature hike? If you live near a state park, or there are public wooded areas in your community, get a group together to go on a hike and enjoy everything nature has to offer. Ask a local park ranger or nature enthusiast to lead a group on a hike. You can charge a fee for participation, and then add a few extras like a picnic lunch and bottled water to make sure no one gets dehydrated. You could also rent binoculars for those interested in seeing birds, butterflies, or other wildlife up close. Print lists of birds, insects, and animals that can be seen in your area so hikers will know what to look for. You can even create a small contest where hikers check off the creatures they see during the hike, and whoever checks off the most animals wins a prize. At the end of the hike, take a group photo and offer prints for sale as a memento. A guided nature hike will get people off their couches, and bring the community together, all while raising money for your cause.