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Presidio of San Francisco
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Nursery educator and student at native plant nursery

An educator engages a student at the native plant nursery.

The Presidio of San Francisco is the perfect outdoor classroom to engage students in historic inquiry and environmental science.

Petal Pushers brings 2nd and 3rd grade knee-high naturalists to the Presidio Native Plant Nursery for an A-Z indigenous plant adventure.

Click here for complete information on NPS education programs offererd at the Presidio and other areas of the Golden Gate National Parks.

 
Students learn about seeds at the Presidio native plant nursery.

Students learn about seeds at the Presidio native plant nursery.

Crissy Field Center, located on the Presidio of San Francisco, is a partnership project of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and the National Park Service. The Center offers multicultural programs that actively engage us with our environments and promote collaborations in building a more sustainable and environmentally just society.
  • Crissy Field Center programs require a $75 lab fee.
  • Scholarships for programs and transportation are available.
Plan a Field Trip
Plan a Field Trip
How to plan a field trip for your school to the Golden Gate National Parks.
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Online Games
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Warren G. Harding, 29th President of the United States

Did You Know?
While visiting the Presidio in August 1923, General Pershing learned that President Warren Harding had died at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. It was Pershing's duty to accompany the body of the late President back to Washington D.C
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