Weekly to monthly depending on volunteer positions. Resource specialists work with teachers to meet their objectives and visit classrooms to make presentations. Teachers from local schools arrange to visit BLM-managed land near their district offices. An education specialist works with teachers to design field trips to meet the teacher's specific learning objectives for students. On field trip days, the education specialist and in some cases, other resource specialists make presentations to students.
All activities are hands-on.
School groups, scout groups, and other civic groups may reserve the Center for environmental education purposes. Participants can explore the rippling creeks and quiet forests of Campbell Tract, discover the area's wildlife and wildflowers, and understand the role people play in the local and global environment. Available by reservation to all groups. Target audience is 6th-grade classes. Local school children, teachers, parents, local clubs and organizations, conference participants, residents of rural Alaska, and all others with an interest in environmental education may reserve use of the Center.