Five Mile Kayak and Paddleboard Launch

This is where Legacy Park Labs get out into the Topock Marsh and go on small craft scientific adventures. The biologist Pat Dahl, who helped me learn field work was an educator that taught firemen how to deal with injured animals in the wild. She found an old cistern once someone had been tossing rattlers in to wait for the rain. In she jumped and started flinging them out. This is where the blend between science and survival happens and the online offline games begin. UiUx in the cattails. Better than a Paintballs & Arrowheads Park by First Amendment Pavilion over by Fire House. Just sayin, outdoors and Greenspace. This is Gods Country and those kids need to get outdoors and experience nature. AstroNative style. 

This nature garden is inspired for sharing history of local culture and for educational group events. Resident Artist from the Topock Art Guild setting the vibe along with Tribal areas perfect for a family to stop on an educational adventure. Homework modules can be accessed before and after the trip According to age. It’s not Disneyland but if you’re prepping for Mars it’s way better. Biodiversity and climate research for the whole family. The migrations of birds throughout seasonal changes, sit and watch the Black-chinned Hummingbird. 

Between Five Mile and Pintail Slough in the burn area is where Optimus and the Donkeys meet Gamers in a working rock garden project. Mars will need to use local geological resources and the kids playing the games will actually build here remotely. Part of the botanical gardens but this side is not about history. Training Optimus in remote managed homework projects the kids can practice applied technology and robotics globally. Just helping BLM with donkeys in a Space Age 4H program teaching animal care and games for Marsville MissiontoEarth tasks like building and walking donkeys.