Ranger teaching children
Hands-on experiences help children understand what it takes to protect the environment, how natural ecosystems function, and how those ecosystems relate to our drinking water supply. EBMUD rangers work with students to enrich habitats, stabilize soils, and restore natural conditions for creeks and disturbed areas in the East Bay.
Program Information
Dates: November - April, Wednesdays
Time: 9:30 am to 12 pm
Locations: Castro Valley, El Sobrante, Pinole, Moraga
Maximum Group Size: 35 students
Grade Levels Taught: K - 12 and college
Transportation: To be provided by the school
Reservation Information
Registrations open in August for the school year and are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. Once you have registered, you will receive an email confirmation with additional information. If you need to cancel your session, please use the link provided in the confirmation email. Due to the popularity of these field trips, we request a one-week cancellation notice so that we may offer your date to another school.
For assistance navigating the registration calendar, call 510-287-0459.
View the Reservation Calendar here.
| Document | Type | Size |
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| Chabot Outdoor Education Site - Castro Valley | <1 MB | |
| Nunes Outdoor Education Site - El Sobrante | <1 MB | |
| Simas Outdoor Education Site - Pinole | <1 MB | |
| Valle Vista Community Service Site - Moraga | <1 MB |