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FIELD TRIPS - 3RD SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH
10:00 AM UNTIL 2:00 PM
Our field trips are available year-round, offering you the opportunity to observe and experience ecosystems. Traveling as a group provides students with the chance to interact and bond with our volunteers, tour guides, and each other, helping to establish a supportive community system. Field trips take place rain or shine and include a snack and a journal. Please bring your own pen or pencil.
The prices for each field trip are as follows: $3.00 per student, $6.50 for adults, and $5.00 for seniors (55 and over).
KUBOTA GARDEN
Field trips feature streams, waterfalls, ponds, rock outcroppings, and an exceptionally rich and mature collection of plant material. Students will learn about the history of the garden, identify some of the important physical features of the garden, and learn to appreciate and protect nature. For more information, visit
THE BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION DISCOVERY CENTER
Embark on a thought-provoking field trip where students dive into engaging debates about health. Explore the dynamic discussions surrounding this important topic and gain valuable insights. For more information, visit
WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM
The arboretum is a hidden gem on the shores of Lake Washington. Students will see a dynamic assortment of plants, some found nowhere else in the Northwest. These field trips support Washington State Learning Standards. Students experience Naturalists which help students make meaningful connections through Arboretum hands-on programs.
SEATTLE JAPANESE GARDEN
This garden invites our students to journey through the varied landscapes of Japan — mountains, forests, waterfalls, rivers, lakes, islands, and the sea. Along the journey, students will read haiku, a playful way of learning how to hear the syllables within a word, breaking down words into smaller and smaller chunks. This will help students to see the patterns within language and improve skills in 'sounding out' words. Writing a haiku of their own doesn't take long. For more information, visit
RAINER BEACH FARM & WETLANDS
Founded in 2009, this 10-acre urban farm in Rainier Beach, Seattle, offers organic food, education, and wetland restoration. Operated by Tilth Alliance and Friends of Rainier Beach Urban Farm, it provides U-pick areas, a farm stand, and programs for the community. For more information, visit
WSU RESEARCH & EXTENSION CENTER
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WSU Research and Extension Center is host to researchers working in a number of disciplines to support and strengthen agriculture in northwestern Washington. Seed2Fork Farm is part of their Vegetable Horticulture research in sweet potatoes and tea. Their program is focused on developing, testing and promoting high value, organic and sustainable vegetable production systems. The program contributes to NWREC’s commitment to explore and create new agricultural products and systems that will be economically viable in a changing world.
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