WORKSHOPS
ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
Join STEAM (Science, Technology, Arts, Engineering, Math) professionals for a 1.5 – 3-hour workshop exploring the real science conducted in America’s public lands. Participants will use technology to investigate real-world problems and learn ways to solve them, empowering them to preserve and protect nature and sparking an interest in STEAM. These workshops are free to the public, and can be located at Cabrillo National Monument, libraries, and other community spaces around the county.
“I was able to learn and work in an environment where I wasn’t having to prove myself worthy of being interested in science or being drowned out in a traditional classroom setting.”
- 2017 EcoLogik Participant, Age 16
Want To Host a Workshop At Your Site?
Do you have a community venue or group that would be interested in hosting a workshop as an event?
We’d love to partner with you! Some groups we’ve worked with in the past include public workshops, scout troops, and school clubs.
