Educational Activities
Field Trip Experience
Join us at BPRC for a great day of education. This event includes a raptor presentation, guided trail hike through the native Blackland Prairie, and interactive age-appropriate educational activities.
Each field trip is a customized experience for your students, designed by your team and our educators.
Field Trip Options
Standard Day
3 hours including 30 minute lunch break
- Meet Live Raptors in amphitheater seating, learning form and function concepts. Interactive Ambassador experience with open Q&A.
- Nature hike through the Blackland Prairie showcasing seasonal highlights
- 3 hours (includes 30 min for lunch)
- Minimum # required: 25 students
- $17/person for up to 50 students
- Discounted $12/person for 50+ students
- No additional fee for teachers; $12/Chaperone
Enhanced Day
3.5 hours including 30 minute lunch break
- Standard Day package, plus;
- Additional customized grade level and TEKS-aligned fun activity using national program curriculum. Activity can be aligned to support current classroom study.
- Add $1/student
- No additional fee for teachers; $12/Chaperone
Premium Experience
Standard or Enhanced Day package, plus:
- Pre or Post Field Trip access to the Agents of Discovery app in the classroom for a specified time. Agents of Discovery is a digital education platform connecting students to nature and technology. Agents of Discovery engages the player/classroom with fun mission using various styles of challenges and rewards.
- Add $1/student
- No additional fee for teachers; $12/Chaperone
Add-On Options
Owl Pellets
- Pellets are the undigested parts of a bird’s food, such as hair or bones, which are regurgitated (coughed up through the beak)
- Kids can study them to learn more about the owl and the ecosystems in which they live
- During the dissection, they can see and identify the tiny bones from that owl’s meal, can learn about the owl’s diet and place in the food web
- Available seasonally
- Price = $4/pellet
Owl Pellet Dissection Kit
During the dissection, they can see and identify the tiny bones from that owl’s meal, children can learn about the owl’s diet and place in the food web.
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