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KIDS for the BAY

LearnBerkeley, East Bay4.5/5

About This Place

A nonprofit connecting students with nature through environmental education programs in collaboration with teachers. Inspires environmental action, builds science skills, and creates lasting connection with the natural world.

Info

Age Range

5-8, 8-12

Venue Type

Outdoor

Price Level

Free

Best Time

During school year, through school programs

Parking

Program locations vary - typically at schools and outdoor sites.

Tips

Programs typically run through school partnerships. Check if your school participates.

Stroller Friendly--Changing Station--Dining On Site--Reservation Needed

Tags

natureenvironmentaloutdoor-educationsciencenonprofit
Official Website

Location

Berkeley, East BayGet Directions

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