NPS photo A Wild ClassroomWhat do bears do in winter? Why does Lassen have all four types of volcanoes? How can fire help a landscape? Lassen Volcanic National Park is a wild classroom that can help you explore these and more topics! The park’s abundance of volcanic domes, alpine lakes, and winter snow allows students of all ages to discover the natural world. Our education rangers offer a variety of in-person opportunities to public and private school groups in thirty-six California counties, Kindergarten through college. We also offer digital resources for those located farther away. All education programs and materials adhere to National and California State Education Standards. How will you use Lassen Volcanic as your classroom? Education Programs
Self-Guided Field TripsExplore Lassen's wild classroom on your own - see suggested itineraries, requirements, and more!
Ranger-Led Field TripsExplore Lassen's wild classroom with a ranger - see program offerings, expectations, and submit a reservation request.
Bring the park to you!
Ranger-in-Classroom ProgramsLearn about and request a reservation for Lassen's in-school outreach programs.
Know Before You Go!
Teacher Pre-Visit Planning GuideLearn how to plan a safe, respectful, and impactful field trip for your students.
See if you qualify and apply!
Academic Fee WaiversAcademic Fee Waivers allow qualifying educational groups to enter the park for free during their trip. Education Resources
NPS Education PortalAn online resource for teachers to explore various subjects from all national park units. |
Last updated: September 9, 2024