IDYNC School Programs

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Park Interpreter Instructing Children

Park Interpreter Instructing Children

Groups, including school, university church, scout troops, seniors, travel tours, etc. can make reservations for field study trips, environmental education programs, and guided tours by calling the Nature Center at 951-659-3850.


Archaeologist Daniel McCarthy

Archaeologist Daniel McCarthy

Programs focus on mountain ecology, wildlife adaptations, their habitats, flora and fauna. Visit Bedrock Mortars above a stream lending itself as an outside classroom as students connect culture to resources- past to present. Programs can be tailored to fit your specific curriculum or interests. During the summer a continuing schedule of natural and cultural history programs are offered. Naturalist led walks, natural history lectures, campfire programs and Crafts for Kids are also offered on summer Saturdays.

The park is located within an ancient Cahuilla Indian village and provides insight into early cultures with an Archaeologist’s frame work.


Teacher Resources

School Program Pre-Visit Activity (Predator/Prey Game)

School Program Teacher Confirmation

School Program Vertical Poem Pre-Visit Activity

Volunteer Leading a School Program

Volunteer Leading a School Program

Bedrock Motar

Bedrock Motar