Calling All Educators: Enrich Your Students’ Learning at Whiskeytown!Enhance your students’ education with a free visit to the ultimate classroom—Whiskeytown National Recreation Area! Interpretive park rangers offer a variety of engaging field trips, in-classroom programs, and virtual education experiences. We can even tailor a program to meet your specific curriculum and educational needs, providing a unique and immersive learning opportunity for your students. Let Whiskeytown inspire curiosity and learning! Browse program options below and schedule or ask about a program by emailing us at WHIS_Information@nps.gov or calling 530-242-3450. ![]() Record Heat & Rising Challenges: Human-Caused Climate Change & Sustainability at WhiskeytownProgram offered to 7th graders and above and can be conducted as a field trip (2-3 hours), in-classroom program (1 hour), or virtual program (1 hour). Climate change is a difficult topic—but it is arguably the most important topic of our time. Explore how the increase in carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is changing the national recreation area and how these changes affect your visit. Also learn how the park is reducing its carbon footprint. This interactive program invites students to think about and share their own experiences about “natural” disasters. Rangers, Parks, & You: Who Does What in a National Recreation Area
Habitat Hike
Respecting the Land & Water: Wintu Heritage at Whiskeytown
![]() An Introduction to the National Park System: 4th Grade Parks Pass!!!
Multiculturalism, Farming, & Mining: The California Gold Rush at WhiskeytownThis program focuses on 4th grade curriculum and is currently offered as a two-hour field trip. Whiskeytown, Wildfires, & YouProgram coming soon! |
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Last updated: March 11, 2025