Environmental Education
Education is the foundation for creating passionate environmental stewards and advocates. By fostering a deeper understanding of our natural world, we empower individuals to make informed decisions that protect and sustain our environment for future generations. The Shasta Conservation Fund is dedicated to providing engaging and accessible educational opportunities for all ages in Shasta County, inspiring a lifelong commitment to conservation and responsible stewardship.
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Education in the Field
Getting students out in the field to do hands on learning is one of our favorite things to do!
Shasta Conservation Fund conducts field-based learning at sites such as the Lillian Nelson Nature Preserve, Horsetown Clear Creek Preserve, & other open spaces in the Redding area.
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Activities during field trips can include:
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Pollinator Mimic
Stamping with Natural Dyes
Nature Journaling
Floodplain Model
Match Stick Forest
Paper Making
Cyanotype Printing
Macroinvertebrate Sampling
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Are you a teacher/ interested party that would like us to organize a field activity with us? Fill out the form below!
Education
in the Classroom
Shasta Conservation Fund and Western Shasta Resource Conservation District partner to engage students in the classroom.
Past presentations have included:
Conservation Career Insights
Macroinvertebrates: What Can They Tell Us?
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Want us to come to your classroom?
Get in contact with us!
Pop Up Education
Shasta Conservation Fund attends a wide variety of community events throughout Shasta county.
If you ever see us, stop by! We will always have a fun educational game and usually a pretty awesome prize for participation.
Educational Walks & Talks
Shasta Conservation Fund collaborates with partner organizations to provide engaging outdoor environmental education opportunities.
Take a walk in the woods with us and learn something new!
Community Workshops
Cyanotype printing brings together art, nature, and science! Workshops like this spark interest in those who may not otherwise attend a traditional education event.
Other Workshops in Development:
Recycled Paper Making
Natural Dyes
Nature Journaling
Shasta Conservation Fund collaborates with partner organizations to provide engaging outdoor environmental education opportunities.
Take a walk in the woods with us and learn something new!
Let's Conntect!
Want to learn more about our Environmental Education Efforts, how to get involved, or how to participate?
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Fill out the form and we will be in touch.
Kalyn Nash
(530) 776-5144
