Environmental Education
Revised in 2021, the Princeton-Blairstown Center now offers fifteen curriculum-aligned environmental education programs perfect for schools, featuring inquiry-based, hands-on science learning. Each program combines outdoor exploration with STEM- and SEL-reinforcing activities to help participants engage more deeply with science and the scientific method. Our curriculum is aligned to middle school curriculum standards. However, Center staff can help high school teachers plan the use of our outdoor classroom for higher-level, hands-on biology and environmental/ earth science classes. (Next Generation Middle School Standards Alignment Indicated)
Forest Ecology: Plants
Forest Ecology: Wildlife
Stream Science
Sustainable Living: Gardens and Soil
Sustainable Living: Energy and Sustainability
Ornithology
Phenology and Climate Change
Living on the Land
Geology
Astronomy
Weather and Climate Change
Large Mammals
Nocturnal Animals and the Forest at Night
Amphibians of Blair Creek and Bass Lake