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| For Community Explorers
| For Educators
| For Researchers
| CERA is definitely an exciting place to learn about science!
Highlights from recent elementary school visits to CERA
| Need driving directions to find CERA? See the Trail Map page...
- Public Programs:
Check out upcoming events and tours, listed on the Calendar page. We will also plan special events during Parents' Weekend, and Alumni Weekend.
- Please review our Policies before you visit.
We are very happy to provide tours of CERA for staff, faculty and students in
tutorials and classes from all disciplines on campus. We ask that you contact
Larissa Mottl
to schedule a tour at least two weeks in advance to arrange for a guide. A typical
walking tour to observe and discuss the habitats, restoration work, and experiments
at CERA and lab facility will last 1-1.5 hours. For a tour focusing on a specific topic
of interest to your class, please send your class syllabus and discuss your interests
with Larissa
or CERA
Director, Vincent Eckhart, in advance.
Classes must provide their own transportation to CERA. Plan on a 20-minute drive
from Grinnell to CERA taking Hwy 6.
Trail maps and CERA brochures will be distributed to the group at CERA or you may
request that they be sent to you in advance of the trip. Alternatively,
download a trail map from this website.
Visit the Center for Prairie Studies website for outreach
and special projects. If you are interested in visiting other natural areas near Grinnell,
please contact the Center for Prairie studies office for a
free copy of their 2000 publication "Guide to Prairie Sites Near Grinnell".
Highlights from recent elementary school visits to CERA
- Please review our Policies, then Contact Us for more information.
- Check back for research invitations.
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