Reserve. The three to five-day residential outdoor science programs are led by experienced educators and customized to enhance your school’s curriculum. A classroom without walls: located on the shore of glacially carved Lake Crescent, students can investigate old growth forests, wilderness coasts, and alpine peaks. Inquiry-based learning: motivated by their own curiosity, students monitor the dynamic Elwha River system, collect and identify macroinvertebrates in Barnes Creek, and study the adaptations of local mammals in the skins and skulls lab. Responsible actions: students are inspired to make informed decisions about what constitutes a healthy relationship between natural and human communities, their role in that relationship and appropriate actions they can take to sustain it. Request Information: or contact Eva Foster at and 206-382-6212x14 or call Link: Time: 3 or 5 days Cost: Price range for programs can be found here: Rates are for 3 day/2 night program starting at $234 per student, 3 day/3 night program starting at $294 per student, 5 day/4 night program starting at $340 per student, and 5 day/5 night program starting at $400 per student. Need-based scholarships available and additional optional services available. Tuition includes quality customized environmental science education; on-site lodging in heated, dormitory cabins on the shores of Lake Crescent; and home-style all-you-can-eat buffet meals. Transportation information: Nature Vision: Stream Connections A Nature Vision educator will meet your class at your local stream and facilitate a variety of activities related to salmon and the effects of stormwater. All activities support WA State K-12 Learning Standards and are customized to the watershed in which the stream is located. This allows students to make connections to their local environment and learn how they can become stewards where it matters to them most. Link: Time: Variable Cost: $100 per hour Transportation: Must provide own transportation. Note: Free programs may be available, please email for more information. Nature Vision also offers in-class lessons and projects. Nature Vision: Wetland Connections A Nature Vision educator will meet your class at your local wetland, retention pond, or location of your choice to facilitate activities that show the importance of these unique ecosystems in helping manage the effects of stormwater runoff. All activities support
Reserve. The three to five-day residential outdoor science programs are led by experienced educators and customized to enhance your school’s curriculum. A classroom without walls: located on the shore of glacially carved Lake Crescent, students can investigate old growth forests, wilderness coasts, and alpine peaks. Inquiry-based learning: motivated by their own curiosity, students monitor the dynamic Elwha River system, collect and identify macroinvertebrates in Barnes Creek, and study the adaptations of local mammals in the skins and skulls lab. Responsible actions: students are inspired to make informed decisions about what constitutes a healthy relationship between natural and human communities, their role in that relationship and appropriate actions they can take to sustain it. Request Information: or contact Eva Foster at and 206-382-6212x14 or call Link: Time: 3 or 5 days Cost: Price range for programs can be found here: Rates are for 3 day/2 night program starting at $234 per student, 3 day/3 night program starting at $294 per student, 5 day/4 night program starting at $340 per student, and 5 day/5 night program starting at $400 per student. Need-based scholarships available and additional optional services available. Tuition includes quality customized environmental science education; on-site lodging in heated, dormitory cabins on the shores of Lake Crescent; and home-style all-you-can-eat buffet meals. Transportation information: Nature Vision: Stream Connections A Nature Vision educator will meet your class at your local stream and facilitate a variety of activities related to salmon and the effects of stormwater. All activities support WA State K-12 Learning Standards and are customized to the watershed in which the stream is located. This allows students to make connections to their local environment and learn how they can become stewards where it matters to them most. Link: Time: Variable Cost: $100 per hour Transportation: Must provide own transportation. Note: Free programs may be available, please email for more information. Nature Vision also offers in-class lessons and projects. Nature Vision: Wetland Connections A Nature Vision educator will meet your class at your local wetland, retention pond, or location of your choice to facilitate activities that show the importance of these unique ecosystems in helping manage the effects of stormwater runoff. All activities support
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