Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve

10 Nov, 02 AM - 10 Nov, 07 AM

Each year, every student at VVS participates in a VVS Field Trip program; a program that has been a part of the Verde Valley School curriculum since the school was founded in 1948. For two weeks groups of 10-14 students and faculty members take part in the lives and work of communities far from the school. This trip called California Ecosystems. During the two weeks VVS will spend time in three different ecosystems: The Mojave Desert, the San Jacinto Mountains and the coast at Santa Barbara. One of the main objectives of this trip is to give practical expression to the ideal of environmental stewardship and service to humanity, which are prominent parts of the school mission. The goal for students to be able to work with organizations that are doing conservation, protection, surveying and stewardship work. This visit is part of a field experience that focuses on the SBC LTER and the various habitats related to the kelp forest.

Visit #30091 @Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve

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Under Project # 26170 | Class

Verde Valley College Prep Academy

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Scott Simon Nov 10, 2012 (1 days)
Group of 16 K-12 Student Nov 10, 2012 (1 days)

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Day Use Only 17 Nov 10 (5 hours)