The document discusses the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History's youth summer camps. The museum, founded in 1883, features exhibits on sea life, birds, butterflies, geology and more. It also runs educational programs including various summer camps for pre-K through 5th grade students focused on topics like water, weather, dinosaurs, oceans, insects and wildlife. The camps last five days in June or July and run from 8:45am to 1 or 3pm. More details can be found at their website.

1. About the Pacific Grove Museum
of Natural History's Youth
Summer Camps
Nader Agha

2. Introduction
A successful real estate developer based in Monterey, CA, Nader Agha has
owned and operated Agha Construction for over four decades. Outside of
work, Nader Agha gives back to the community through his support of
local organizations, such as the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History.

3. Founded in 1883, the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History features
exhibits comprising sea life and birdlife, monarch butterflies, wildflowers,
geology specimens, and other natural artifacts. In addition to maintaining
permanent and revolving exhibitions, the Museum oversees several
educational programs, including a variety of youth summer camps.

4. Open to youth in pre-K through fifth grade, the Pacific Grove Museum of
Natural History's eight summer camp programs provide an in-depth
exploration of various topics. Younger campers can take part in camps
covering water and weather, science storytelling, dinosaurs, ocean
discovery, insects, and wildlife. The Museum's camps for students in third
through fifth grade focus on field biology and the work of female scientists.

5. All of the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History summer camps
last five days and take place in June or July. Each camp begins at 8:45
and ends at either 1 p.m. or 3 p.m. More information about the camps
is available at www.pgmuseum.org.