EDUCATION
PreK-12 Youth & Community Programs
Education programs include K-12, adult education, events, and occasional workshops to build resilience and conservation
skills. Residents and visitors should have knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about natural resources.
Conservation Education
Envirothon
Natural Resource Competition
Request a Study Bin!
Get a head start on studying for the Envirothon by checking out a study bins!
Each of the four bins focus on topics that teams are tested on. The bin includes practice activities, study materials, and tools pertaining to the topics. Each bin may be checked out by a student 18 years+ or the teams advisor.
If interested, submit a request form to be put in contact with an Okanogan CD staff member.
When approved, an additional study bin agreement must be signed upon check out.
See the full list of study bin materials here.
Additional Education Services
Preschool-12th Grade Programs
We provide engaging, hands-on activities linked to state standards. We can customize activities to fit your curriculum. Programs are also available for youth organizations and homeschool groups. Here are some of our most popular programs:
Stream Table
Bring a creek to your classroom! Our stream table is a fun and exciting way for students to cover earth and biological science topics like the water cycle, erosion and deposition, and river ecology.
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2022 Garden Education Curriculum
View this guide here
An integrated hands-on teaching curriculum for kindergarten through sixth grade, incorporating outdoor and science education into the garden environment while exploring children’s senses and wonder of nature.
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Adult Education Programs
When funding is available, we offer classes, workshops, and field days for adults to improve their conservation
and resilience skills. Stay tuned for upcoming learning opportunities. Suggestions also welcome!
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Field STEM
Take your students to the outdoor classroom!
Our field-based programs get down and sometimes dirty exploring the habitats and natural resources of Okanogan County. Sign up for an annual field excursion or set up an ongoing field investigation. We'll provide the support you need to get students outside.
