Our Programs >> Group Trips

All of our programs are offered to groups of children, who due to their physical, cultural, or financial barriers would not otherwise have access to outdoor recreation and environmental education. And our program staff is customized each trip to best fit the needs our your group. Although all our programs are focused in the three areas of education, recreation and the environment, there is so much more that can be offered. What is it that your group hopes to gain or achieve in our program(s)?

Public School: increase socialization, motivate disinterested learners, provide positive reinforcer for deserving students, reduce maladaptive behavior, embrace environmental education, develop a stronger student-teacher relationship

Private School: increase socialization, motivate disinterested learners, provide positive reinforcer for deserving students, reduce maladaptive behavior, embrace environmental education, develop a stronger student-teacher relationship

Special Education Class: promote inclusion (IDEA 97), increase self esteem, reduce maladaptive behavior, provide positive reinforcer for deserving students, provide an opportunity for successful and fun recreation to the disabled with adaptations, develop a stronger student-teacher relationship

Science Class: create environment for powerful learning, increase practical application to science concepts, develop a stronger student-teacher relationship, provide positive reinforcer for deserving students, embrace environmental education

ESL Class: increase language acquisition, encourage promote inclusion, develop a stronger student-teacher relationship, provide positive reinforcer for deserving students, reduce maladaptive behavior, embrace environmental education, increase self esteem

Outdoor or Nature Club: experience wilderness, provide positive reinforcer for deserving members, embrace environmental education, increase recreational proficiencies and safety

Environmental Club: instill environmental stewardship, apply practical environmental principles, understand Washington’s high priority environmental concerns

Interact Club: embrace environmental education, establish a goal to encourage enrollment and fundraising activities

Sports Team: celebrate a team victory, offer a team building opportunity, embrace environmental education

Boy Scout Troop: embrace environmental education, increase recreational proficiencies and safety, earn new merit badges, experience wilderness

Foster Home: get out of the house, reduce maladaptive behavior, create positive memories and bonding experiences

Children’s Hospital: get out of the hospital, provide positive reinforcer for deserving patients, develop trusting relationships with patient

Therapy Clinic: provide positive reinforcer for deserving patients, improve patient-therapist relationships