Curriculum-connected, hands-on learning experiences for
students of all ages in the heart of the Okanagan.
The Living Archive
At Allan Brooks Nature Centre, we believe that nature is the best teacher. Our programs are designed to immerse students in the diverse ecosystems of the Okanagan, from the grasslands to the local watersheds. We provide curriculum-based stewardship education that fosters a deep connection to the environment through sensory exploration and scientific inquiry.
Designed for young minds eager to explore the natural world through a scientific lens.
Biology, ecology, and climate literacy programs aligned with BC curriculum.
Foster a lifelong connection to the land and regional ecosystems.
The Experience
Expert-led journeys through grasslands, wetlands, and ponderosa pine forests.
Hands-on engagement with our discovery centre and seasonal nature displays.
Collecting specimens, using field equipment, and active discovery.
Flexible learning formats designed to meet you where you are—whether
at the centre or in your classroom.
Find the perfect fit for your class’s specific learning objectives.
Field Trips
Immersion & Physical Exploration
Grassland Ecosystem Dynamics
K – 7
Nature in the Classroom
Winter Enrichment & Specimens
Okanagan Wildlife
Pre-K – 7
Watershed Exploration
Tactile Model Interaction
Human Impact on Water Systems
K – 7
Stream Science
Field Research & Data Collection
Chemical & Biological Indicators
8 – 12
1
Choose program
Select the program that aligns with your current curriculum and age group.
2
Contact us
Reach out via our booking form or phone to check availability for your preferred dates.
3
Confirm booking
Once dates are set, we’ll send a confirmation and pre-visit materials for your class.
60-90 minutes per program, plus self-guided time.
Flexible for single classes or larger year groups.
Seasonal programs (Spring/Fall) and winter indoor sessions.
Competitive rates with sliding scales for high-needs schools.
Programs run regardless of weather. We believe there is no bad weather, only poor clothing choices! In case of extreme weather alerts, we will contact you directly.
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. We suggest layers, hats, and sun protection even on overcast days as the grassland can be windy.
Teachers and chaperones are responsible for student behavior. We require a minimum ratio of 1 adult per 10 students for all programs.
Give your students a memorable, hands-on learning experience
that connects them deeply to the Okanagan landscape.
