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Point Reyes National SeashoreVisitors on the Earthquake Trail learning about the 1906 Earthquake from a ranger
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Point Reyes National Seashore
Make a Reservation

To make a reservation for an education program at Point Reyes National Seashore, download and fill out the form below. Start with your name in the first text field and tab between text fields. Save this document to your computer and email it as an attachment to the address provided on the form. Put "education reservation form attached" in the email’s subject line.

Do not send forms for 2009-2010 School Year before 8 a.m. August 3, 2009

Please read the information below as we have new guidelines
for the 2009/10 School Year

If you plan to come with another teacher and class, please fill in the second teacher’s name. We will only accept reservations from the teachers who will be coming to the park. Each teacher may make reservations for up to 2 classes on any day. We apologize if to schools with more than 2 third and fourth grade classes, but this will allow more schools to participate in our programs. Teachers MUST bring their confirmation letter when they bring their class to the park.

NO BLOCK RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.

EDUCATION PROGRAM RESERVATION FORM (45 KB PDF)

Adobe® Acrobat Reader® is needed to view and edit PDF documents. If you can not use Adobe® Acrobat Reader® to send the Education Program Reservation Form, please send Mary Beth Shenton an email using this Email Us form with all the relevant information.

Relevant information includes:
Teacher's Name
2nd Teacher's Name (if relevant)
Phone Number
Email
School Name
School Address
School Phone Number
Program Requested
Total Number of Students
1st Choice Date/Time
2nd Choice Date/Time
3rd Choice Date/Time

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Last Updated: August 03, 2009 at 12:24 EST