Restoring Nature (High School Field Trip)

Restoring Nature program description

Join us on a scientific exploration in understanding San Diego’s biodiversity, changes in regional dynamics that are threatening the health of local ecosystems, and the careers that protect and restore vital natural resources. Students will have an opportunity to learn about the importance of native plant species, interpret regional scientific data, and participate in habitat restoration efforts happening throughout Escondido Creek watershed.

 

Immersive experiences for every student

Inspire your class when they engage with nature—and extend their excitement to their community and beyond. We collaborate with school districts and teachers to provide NGSS-aligned, hands-on opportunities to learn in and from nature. Students connect with local natural spaces, experience and develop science skills, and become empowered to protect and care for the environment via their own communities.

 

How our programs work

Nature Collective/Our programs bridge classroom and nature-based learning with pre and post activities that support and extend the field trip experience. Students are able to make connections to their own lives and communities, while they practice science skills and explore diverse plants + animals. Programs culminate with student action projects that encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration to promote healthy communities and natural spaces, for all.

Availability description

Three-hour field trip experience

Registration required online

Date(s)
-
Age/Grade Level
Grades 9-12
Cost Range
Greater than $200
Time of Day
Morning
Opportunity type
School Programs
Area of Interest
Biology / LifeSciences
Earth Science/Ecology
Financial Support or Scholarship Available?
Yes
NGSS Aligned?
Yes
Location Address:
2710 Manchester Ave, Encinitas, California, 92007
Contact Name:
Elizabeth Argyle
Email:
education@naturecollective.org
Telephone:

Restoring Nature (High School Field Trip)

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