Coloring Pages
Meet Divine the Manatee, Brad the River Guide, and the wildlife of Silver Springs.
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Little
Explorers
We wanted to make a little something for our Little Explorers. These free coloring pages, word searches, and scavenger hunts give children a chance to learn about Silver Springs and its wildlife, whether they visit us on the river or explore from home.
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Conservation Projects
Simple ways to care for nature, wherever you live.
Explore projectsColor the wildlife of Silver Springs
Choose a page, grab your crayons, and bring the river home. All 19 coloring sheets are free to print.
Divine the Manatee
Turtles
Alligator
Rhesus Monkey
Silver Springs River Scenery
Anhinga
Cormorant
Great Blue Heron
Little Blue Heron
Tricolored Heron
Pileated Woodpecker
Wood Ducks
Pied-billed Grebe
Bass
Tilapia
Ribbon Grass Eelgrass
White Ibis
Palm Tree
Brad the River Guide
Print on letter-size paper. Choose “Fit to page” if your printer needs a little extra margin.
At home and in your community
Small projects. A little more care.
Three easy ways for Little Explorers to care for nature. Suggested for ages 5 and up with adult help.
15–20 minutes
The Five-Piece Cleanup
Choose a safe spot with a grown-up, collect five pieces of ordinary litter, and record what you found.
20–30 minutes
Give It Another Job
Turn a clean used box or container into a crayon holder, organizer, or another useful creation.
10 minutes on three days
Wildlife Neighbor Journal
Watch wildlife from a window or safe outdoor spot, record your discoveries, and choose one caring action.