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Outreach & Education

A group of children and adults with gardening tools posing outside in front of a brick building.
Bobbie and Olivia gardening at Livingston Elementary
A man presents to children seated on the floor, showing them an illustrated screen with mountains and an animal in a den.
Beaver Art and Info Class
A woman presents a map and a "Most Wanted" display to seated children in tie-dye shirts in a classroom setting.
Presenting on Invasive Species at STEM Day
A group of people, including children, are examining a bulletin board with information and newspaper clippings about the Shoshone Wilderness.
Valley students showing Bobbie the specimens they collected
A group of children and adults with gardening tools posing outside in front of a brick building.
A man presents to children seated on the floor, showing them an illustrated screen with mountains and an animal in a den.
A woman presents a map and a "Most Wanted" display to seated children in tie-dye shirts in a classroom setting.
A group of people, including children, are examining a bulletin board with information and newspaper clippings about the Shoshone Wilderness.

Education Programs

The CCD values connecting and communicating with the community through outreach. We work to provide educational opportunities by participating in public events, hosting classes and workshops, and disseminating educational materials. If you are interested in learning more about District operations or attending an outreach event, check out our social media for upcoming public events, classes, and workshops.

Local educators may also reach out to us for demonstrations and interactive classroom presentations. We have been working with schools such as Livingston Elementary and Valley Elementary on pollinator related gardening projects. We attend STEM Day with various activities about invasive species, watersheds, and wildfires. We have a variety of environmental and outdoor learning resources available. Please reach out to us if you have interest in any educational programming.

We are currently offering Art and Info classes at the Park County Library on the second Thursday of each month. These will be hosted in the Children's library from 3:45-4:45 pm and consist of a lesson from an expert on the topic with an art project related to what we learn. Our target age range is kindergarten through fifth grade, but little siblings are welcome to join as well.

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