We will then take this information and design a program for your class, sending you back a program outline and confirmation letter. In general the earlier you request a program, the better. Please allow at least one month prior to your first choice of program date. LSPA School Program Descriptions Classroom Visits LSPA staff can bring watershed studies to your classroom. Classroom visits can stand alone, be part of a series of visits, or be paired with a field experience.
Programs can run for one hour up to full day.
The activities used to present each topic vary depending on the age of the participants. Hands on study of natural habitats impacts students like no other type of environmental learning. Field Experience programs can stand alone, be part of a series of field programs, or be paired with a classroom visit. LSPA staff have led programs in a variety of local aquatic habitats including Cricenti Bog, Esther Currier Wildlife Management Area at Low Plain, John Hay National Wildlife Refuge, on Lake Sunapee, area streams and brooks as well as school grounds. Locations for Field Experience Programs are selected based on the topic to be explored, age of the participants and transportation concerns.