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Schools and Seward Park

School Programs
Surrounded on three sides by Lake Washington, Seward Park is truly a natural oasis in the heart of SE Seattle and the perfect place to teach future generations about the importance of the natural world.

Early Learning
The Talking Tree - Classroom Visits or Field Trips for prek - 1st grade students.

Middle School Programs
Designed for Students in 6th-8th Grades
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• Guided Nature Walks & Restoration
• Eco Explorations Field Trips
• Outside In ~ Classroom Lessons
• Custom Programs

High School Programs
Designed for Students in 9th-12th Grades
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• Guided Nature Walks & Restoration
• Urban Ecology Field Trips
• Classroom Programs
• Field Investigations and Inquiry Based Learning Projects
• Other Custom Program

College Programs
Designed for ecology and biology classes at the college and university levels Past partners include Seattle University, Seattle Central Community College, Edmonds Community College, & Cornish College of the Arts.

• Guided Nature Walks & Restoration
• Field Investigations and Inquiry Based Learning Projects

Fees and Scholarships
Discounts are available for schools and are based on the percentage of free and reduced lunches or scholarships for your school. Please contact us for information on our generous scholarship opportunities.

Working with Schools Every Day in Every Way
The goal of all our education programs is to provide students with science based education that fosters an ethic of ecological and environmental stewardship in fun, engaging atmospheres. Utilizing micro­scopes, nets, test kits, live and preserved specimens, games, and most importantly our Seward Park outdoor class­room, students are introduced to a variety of exciting learning experiences.

All of our lessons are designed and assessed to meet 6th through 12th grade state and national Standards. Our lessons take into account the vast array of learning styles and levels, and all students and teachers enjoy and learn from our outdoor and indoor classroom lessons.

Please contact us to discuss your ideas and options:
Annie Morton, Education Director lmorton@audubon.org
206-652-2444 x102