Interactive Outdoor Field Trip in Corvallis, Oregon
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for students and adults in basic physical condition with the ability to walk brief distances and stand during presentations.
Overview
Bring your class to Chintimini Wildlife Center for a dynamic outdoor field trip featuring live animal ambassadors. Perfect for 30 to 60 students, this experience offers interactive learning through presentations and guided tours in Corvallis, Oregon.
Field Trip (30 - 60 students)
Ages 3 and up • 1 - 2 hours • 60 guests not including chaperones
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About This Adventure
Experience an unforgettable outdoor field trip where students engage with Raptor Ambassadors and Animal Ambassadors through guided tours and presentations. With options for tailored wildlife presentations, this interactive adventure fosters a deeper appreciation for nature while accommodating multiple classes. Prepare for an exciting day of learning in a beautiful setting!
Duration
- 1 hour (including Arrival and Departure)
- Option to add 30 minutes or 1 hour for onsite Lunch
About
This field trip can accommodate up to 2 classes, plus chaperones. Visitors are split into 2 groups that rotate between our Ambassador Tour (30 minute guided tour of on-display Raptor Ambassadors) and Formal Wildlife Presentation (30 minute presentation with 2 Animal Ambassadors). Client may choose between 3 types of presentations. Note: If you will have more than 60 students, email education@chintiminiwildlife.org to check availability.
More info
- This field trip is fully outdoors and guests will need to prepare for any weather conditions.
- Guests should be prepared to walk on dirt, grass, gravel and more.
- Guests should arrive no more than 15 minutes prior to tour start time
Parking for carpools
Please park in the lower main lot at the end of the driveway past the house. Please do not park in the two spaces reserved for wildlife patient drop-offs in the lower lot. If there is no parking available, the spaces up in front of the house may also be used. An Education Staff Member or Volunteer will meet you in the lower lot at the Information Kiosk at the time of your tour.
Parking for buses
Please park up in front of the Admin House at the top of the property. We can accommodate 2 regular sized buses or 3 smaller buses. An Education Staff Member will be present exactly 10 minutes prior to the event to help guide buses and then help bring guests into the wildlife center.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Best Experience
Arriving 15 minutes before your scheduled tour helps ensure a smooth start and gives students time to get familiar with the center.
Wear Comfortable, Weather-Appropriate Clothing
Prepare for outdoor conditions with layers and sturdy shoes, as activities include walking and standing during presentations.
Pack Snacks and Water
Keep students hydrated and energized by bringing water bottles and light snacks, especially for longer tours.
Respect Wildlife Guidelines
Follow all instructions from guides to ensure safety and minimal stress for the animal ambassadors during presentations.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red-tailed Hawk
- Western Screech Owl
History
Chintimini Wildlife Center has been dedicated to wildlife education and rehabilitation since its founding in 1984, helping preserve native Oregon species.
Conservation
The center employs sustainable practices and prioritizes environmental education to foster community engagement in regional wildlife preservation.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides support and comfort during tours and outdoor activities.
Layered clothing
Allows you to adjust for changing weather conditions throughout the day.
all specific
Water bottle
Keeps you hydrated, especially on warm summer days.
summer specific
Rain jacket or poncho
Protects against rain and wind common in these seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific