Eco-Tour Request Form

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Eco-Tour Request Process Details


1. Complete and submit this request form to apply for the associated Eco-Tour.
2. A TreePeople staff member from our Education Department will review your request form.

3. If your request has been approved, you will receive a follow-up email with a link to confirm your numbers before making your payment.


Commitments
I understand that if my request is accepted, I will ensure the students responsibly dispose of waste created during lunchtime.

Questions? Please contact ecotours@treepeople.org

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Your School Information
If you are homeschool or other education group that does not have a CDS code, please reach out to ecotours@treepeople.org

Make sure the number you enter has no spaces. If you are a homeschool or other educational group that does not have a CDS code, please reach out to ecotours@treepeople.org.






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Your Students' Information

$10 per student



This 1½-hour program takes students on a gentle hike to: visit the Dirt Doctors laboratory, receive a message from Waterdrop, discover trash-reducing items in our Treasure Chest, and plant tree seeds to grow the city forest. Through interactive games and activities, students solve riddles about the city forest and how they can help it thrive. Each participant plants a seedling to take home (tree-care instructions included)

This 2-hour program takes students on a treasure hunt in search of six Treasure Rings that symbolize natural cycles existing in the city forest. Students visit the Dirt Doctor's laboratory, play the Air Exchange game, and see rainstorms in our Urban Watershed Garden. The experience results in a better understanding of the city forest and how everyone can help it thrive. Each student also plants a seedling to take home (tree-care instructions included).

This 2-hour program takes students on a moderate hike through Coldwater Canyon Park including stops at our native plant nursery, Parking Grove, Urban Watershed Garden, and LEED Platinum-certified conference center. Students observe the Basic Forest Principles at work through a variety of sustainable solutions and earn medallions along the way. The tour also includes a visit to the Environmental Learning Center, where the students will plant a seed to take home with them!
Teacher Information



Chaperone Information
Important! Please Note: TreePeople's chaperone policy is 1 adult maximum for every 10 students. That includes teachers, school staff, and parents but does not include 1:1 aides. 

The role of the chaperone is vital to ensuring that students conduct themselves respectfully towards our educators, the park, and their fellow peers. All adults are considered chaperones and will adhere to the following procedures. 


Chaperones are expected to: 

1. Supervise students at all times, ensuring they follow instructions

2. Set a good example for students to emulate, demonstrating positivity and enthusiasm



Free. Teachers are not charged.

Free. Aides are not charged.

Free. School Staff are not charged.

$10 per parent/chaperone

Transportation Information

TreePeople no longer allows Eco-Tour groups to arrive in individual cars. In addition to our limited parking space, the purpose of this new policy is to further our commitment to sustainability.
Financial Assistance Information

Through funding provided by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, TreePeople is offering scholarship trips with transportation included to schools located in the cities of San Fernando, Huntington Park and surrounding communities.


Fee Details

$10 per student

$10 per parent/chaperone

Teachers, administrators, and other school staff members are not charged.



If your request is approved, you will receive a follow-up email with a link to confirm your numbers before making payment.
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