EdenAcres Environmental Education
Education · Environment · Community
(440) 479-4813
EdenAcres Environmental Education
Fostering the development of the whole child through emergent, child-centered learning through play, exploration, and discovery in the natural world.
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Summer Outdoors Day Camps!!!
Camps for all ages with new adventures and themes each week!
WHAT: Adventure, play, nature, science, art, & gardening! New adventures each week!
WHERE: Outdoors at three different locations! Nana Cardoon Urban Farm & the Willamina Farmstead, Forest Grove; Duncan Farm, Gales Creek; and EdenAcres Forest School Campus, Hillsboro. Addresses for each site are listed below for each camp week.
WHO: Kids ages 3-16. Camps for kids of all ages! Max 10 children per stable cohort, taught by experienced nature educators.
WHEN: June 21-August 20, 2021, week-long camps. Half & full-day options for camps for 3-5 yr. olds. Full-day camps for kids 6-16 run from 9 am-3 pm. Flexible check-in from 8:30 - 9:00 and flexible pick-up from 3:00-3:30. Half-day camps pick-up from 12-12:30.
About Us
We envision a world that cares for the Earth and its people, is equitable, and exists within the limits of the ecosystems that provide for our needs. We understand that fostering environmental literacy will help us to realize that vision. Ecological literacy and having a connection to place will be key components to creating a sustainable future for all. There are many access points to addressing a changing climate, to increasing academic achievement, and improving the lives of children and families. We have chosen education as our focal point because we believe that education is the means by which we pass culture from one generation to the next.
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering learners of all ages to leave our Earth a little better than we found it.
"Education is the means whereby we pass on our culture from one generation to the next."
Forest & Farm School
A holistic learning experience using the native forest and a permaculture subsistence farm as our classrooms and nature as our teacher for children 6-12.
School Gardens
Increasing access to garden-based and experiential education in public schools.
