🎥 These videos are short introductions of what to expect on your specific walk, where to go and what each activity entails.
It is highly recommended that volunteers attend the pre-walk on-site training which occurs on or very close to the day of the walk. This interactive training will take volunteers along the walk route, explain the overall approach for the particular walk, point out any exciting discoveries along the way and demonstrate any equipment used during the walk.
Please note: These training videos may not cover all material in the walk. Read the walk guide for an understanding of the entire content.
Fall
Plant Parts and Seasonal ChangesWinter
Plant Parts and Seasonal ChangesSpring
Plant Parts and Seasonal Changes🎥 No videos are available at this time.
Fall
Animals and What They Need to Survive🎥 No videos are available at this time.
Winter
Animals in Winter🎥 Animals in Winter
(video made available upon volunteering)Spring
What Animals Need to Survive in SpringGet a sense of activities and questions to ask students.Winter
Water in WinterSpring
Insect Detective🎥 No videos are available at this time.
Fall
The Needs of Indigenous People in New EnglandNo videos are available at this time.
Winter
TBDNo videos are available at this time.
Spring
Wetland Habitat field TripNo videos are available at this time.
Winter
Animal Adaptation - Survival in Winter🎥 Animals - Coping with the Cold
(video made available upon volunteering)Fall
Ecosystems through the SeasonsWinter
Ecosystems through the SeasonsSpring
Ecosystems through the SeasonsNo videos are available at this time.
Archival Videos
These videos supported walks that have been retired.
Grade 4: 🎥 Tree Detective in Winter, 🎥 Geology 101 for Adults, Whipple Hill Walk
Estabrook Station Walk Videos
These videos were short introductions to station walks throughout the Estabrook school yard.Kindergarten: 🎥 Winter Stations Walk , 🎥 Spring Stations Walk
Grade 1: 🎥 Winter Station Walk, 🎥 Spring Station Walk
Grade 2: 🎥 Winter Stations Walk