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How to Register

Registration Button
Click here to register for a K-6th grade field trips.

Registration Button
Click here to register for a 7th-12th grade field trips.

Register for a field trip by clicking the register online button. If you have questions call 952.431.9218.

After school group, preschools, or Community Ed? Register through our group sales department.

Interested in IMAX? Call 952-997-9714 or visit the IMAX website

Teacher's Field Guide



Interesting Links/Resources


Animal Websites
Wildlife Watch – Observe wildlife in your own backyard and share your observations with others around the country
Living National Treasures – A database of organisms that are endemic to only one country (created and run by a Minnesota Zoo keeper!)
Association of Zoos and Aquariums – This national zoo association site has specific activities focused around three main themes: Amphibians, Wild animals as Pets and measuring your Ecological Footprint.
Monterey Bay Aquarium – This aquarium website has lots of great web and downloadable activities focused around ocean wildlife and marine conservation.
WolfQuest – Explore the world of wolves living in Yellowstone National Park through this video game.  Teacher materials and a comprehensive online forum help players learn more as they play.

Environmental Education/Conservation websites
Teens for Planet Earth – a social networking site for teens interested in making a difference for the environment.
Roots and Shoots – Jane Goodall’s organization for youth interested in making a difference for animals and the environment
The Environmental Protection Agencies Teacher Resource Page – Excellent teaching resources focused around environmental issues such as climate change, ecosystems and water.
Conservation Central – A variety of fun and engaging web interactives focused around wildlife conservation efforts.

Nature websites
Nature Rocks! – Find natural areas to explore with your family or class by zip code
Children and Nature – Based on Richard Louv’s book “Last Child in the Woods” – this organization explores the research behind “Nature Deficit Disorder” and explores best practices on getting kids outdoors.
Discover the Forest - Child oriented site for finding outdoor places and activities near where you live (sponsored by the US Forest Service).