Forests for the Future

This program is offered in the fall and spring to local bay area schools.

Currently not accepting applications for the 2026-2027 school year.

 

Forests for the Future (Grades 11-12)

How can redwoods and communities help mitigate environmental changes?

Maximum group size: 30 students
Teachers and chaperones: 1 adult per 15 students
Description: Students investigate the redwood forest and are challenged to uncover the crucial role redwoods play in mitigating environmental changes. Students question, analyze, and reimagine the narratives of climate change and focus on how the unique redwood ecology intersects with broader social challenges.

A teacher workshop is required for teachers new to the program. This workshop serves as an orientation to communicate the program's expectations and standards. Detailed workshop information will be communicated during the application review process.

 

How to Apply

Currently not accepting applications for the 2026-2027 school year.