CSERC staff present slide show programs to schools and community groups in the central region of California. Since 1990, the Center has reached over 150,000 viewers with stimulating and informative programs that teach viewers about wildlife, water, and habitat values. These programs are adapted to fit the interests and the age levels of each group of participants.
Current school programs
Read below to learn more about some of the programs that we are currently offering.
Learn about the many ways humans use and rely on freshwater, the water cycle, and how to conserve and enjoy this critical resource.
Students learn to recognize various local bird species and to see how each kind of bird relies on specific kinds of food or habitat.
Bald and Golden Eagles are featured in this review of eagles from around the world and how humans affect these impressive creatures.
This highly popular program focuses on the diverse wildlife species that live in the local forests, foothills, and valley region of Central California.
Students learn how Yosemite Park was created and what it offers for families who visit.
Learn about the forest web of life, different kinds of habitats, and how human activities or demands can alter the forest ecosystem.
