Outdoor Education Program

The Lincoln Hills Cares Outdoor Education Program provides abundant, diversified opportunities for youth and families to engage in experiential outdoor and environmental education programs. We partner with youth-serving organizations to teach and encourage discussions about cultural history, natural sciences, the environment, and outdoor recreation through dynamic and culturally responsive curriculum with elements that meet state academic standards. Send us a message on our Contact Page, to see how you can get involved at Lincoln Hills!

Programs and Curriculum

Archery
Critter Crates
Dam Builders
Ecosystem Energy Flow
Fire Building
Float your Boat
Flower Power
Fly Fishing
Food Chain Pollution
Geology Rocks
History Hikes

Microorganisms
Monarch Marathon
Nature Journals
Navigation
Pine Cone Exploration
Pollinators
Pond Ecology
Predator vs. Prey
Seed Need
Shelter Building
The Great Hibernation Challenge

Trail Bingo
Walking with Wildlife
Water Conservation
Water Filtration
What’s in the Water?
Where’s the Water?
Wildfire Frenzy
Wildlife Encounters
Wildlife in Disguise
Wildlife Forensics

Program Descriptions

Our Programs

To date, LHC has served over 103,000 youth, facilitated more than 10,000 hours of curriculum and partnered with over 75 organizations.

Youth and Family Outdoor Education

Culturally responsive, experiential outdoor education and recreation programs for youth and families.

Nizhoni Equestrian Experience

Fostering social and emotional development for youth & teen girls through equestrian training.

LHC Pathways

Youth employment programs exploring the confluence of public, environmental and community health.

TeamWorks Service Learning Program

Summer-intensive service learning program focused on environmental conservation and land management, in partnership with Teens, Inc.

Environmental STEM Pathway (E-STEM)

When young people develop a sincere love for the Rocky Mountains and environmental STEM careers, magic happens.

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