This program introduces youth to the plants of the American River Parkway, focusing on native species, their ecological importance, and cultural uses.

Activities emphasize observation, exploration, and creativity to foster a connection with the natural world.

This program introduces youth to the fascinating bird life along the American River Parkway, helping them learn to observe, identify, and appreciate local bird species while understanding their habitats and adaptations.

This program helps youth understand what a watershed is, how the American River Parkway fits into the Sacramento watershed, and why healthy rivers matter for people, plants, and wildlife.

This program introduces youth to the pollinators of the American River Parkway—bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, beetles, and more. Students will learn how pollinators help plants (and people), explore local flowers, and discover how to support pollinators at home and in the community.

This program introduces youth to the diversity of animals that call the American River Parkway home. Students will explore riparian, river, and upland habitats while learning about adaptations, food webs, and human-animal connections.

This program introduces children to the fish of the American River, focusing on salmon, steelhead trout, and other native species. Students explore the fish life cycle, adaptations, habitats, and cultural importance while building appreciation for river stewardship.