For current program details including rates and capacity, please visit our Currently Available Programs page. To register, please see our Request an Education Program page.
Learn about what our one-day programs have to offer.
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![]() Potomac River Environmental Education Program |
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![]() Arthur Sherwood Environmental Education Program |
![]() Baltimore Harbor Environmental Education Program |
![]() Philip Merrill Environmental Education Program |
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![]() Hampton Roads Environmental Education Program |
![]() James River Environmental Education Program |
![]() Elisabeth Reed Carter Virginia Canoe Environmental Education Program |
![]() Virginia Watershed Environmental Education Program |
For nearly 40 years, CBF has provided meaningful watershed experiences to more than one million students. We hope you will take advantage of our award-winning environment education program. Feel free to contact us directly with any questions at fieldtrips@cbf.org.
Download our Environmental Education Program Catalog (PDF, 4.21 MB, 24pgs)
Special Programs
Specialized programs for upper-level high school, AP, and college-level students include:
- Urban Ecology and Environmental Policy (Baltimore)
- Special Topics in Biology—The American Oyster (Annapolis)
- Chesapeake Ecology & Sustainable Building Design (Annapolis)
Program Information
When you are scheduled for a field program, we mail a confirmation letter and send an e-mail with pre-trip information. Pre-trip information includes:
All linked documents are in Adobe PDF format
- Site Directions
- Information for Student Groups - One-Day Programs
- Letter from Program Manager
- Program Overviews (PDF)
- Arthur Sherwood Program Overview
- Baltimore Harbor Program Overview
- Hampton Roads Program Overview
- James River Program Overview
- Maryland Rivers and Streams Program Overview
- Philip Merrill Program Overview
- Pennsylvania Rivers and Streams Program Overview
- Potomac River Program Overview
- Virginia (Elisabeth Reed Carter) Canoe Program Overview
- Virginia Watershed Program Overview