Education and Community Programs

Heritage Conservancy connects about 5,000 people of all ages with nature each year through public events, community partnerships, teacher trainings, and school programs.

School Programs

School Programs in Bucks County

Heritage Conservancy partners with local schools to provide interactive, hands-on learning for kids in nature, helping young people understand and care about the natural world.

Environmental Literacy Training for Teachers

We work with the Bucks County IU to offer professional development and hands-on training workshops for educators in support of Environmental Literacy.

Community Programs

Heritage Conservancy hosts a variety of outdoor and nature-themed events for all ages throughout the region to connect new audiences with nature.

Community Partnerships

We partner with local community groups to share resources and expertise that help the broader community connect to nature and embrace conservation.

Environmental Education Resources

Heritage Conservancy shares educational publications, videos, and more. Check out our free and useful natural science resources for parents and teachers.

Learning Beyond the Classroom

Kids crave nature and benefit from exposure to the outdoors.

Students Served Each Year

Our environmental education programs reach about 3,000 students in classrooms across Bucks County.

We connect students of all ages to the natural world, helping ignite an appreciation for nature and a sense of environmental stewardship in the next generation. Our work with teachers, community groups, and other partners amplifies our impact.

Watch: Learn more about the hands-on, mindfulness programs that connect Keystone Elementary students to the Croydon Woods Nature Preserve.