Educational Programs for Schools and Organizations

Request an Environmental Program for Your School or Group

Students of all ages can learn about wildlife, water treatment, recycling and waste and green energy.

Request a Tour of Orlando Wetlands Park

The Orlando Wetlands Park offers both customized and ongoing tram tours to highlight the creation, operation, management, and wildlife of the Park. We welcome individuals, families, groups, schools and university classes.

Request a Tour of our Water Reclamation Facility

The city offers group tours of our Education Center and Water Reclamation Facility at Conserv II to teach residents about the waste water treatment process.

Request the Orlando Fire Department for an Event

The Orlando Fire Department offers fire safety presentations, fire truck demonstrations and more for students and community groups.

Request Green Works to Speak at Your Event

Invite us to your event or classroom to learn more about our efforts to transform Orlando into one of the most environmentally-friendly, economically and socially vibrant communities in the nation.

Tour a Fire Station

The Orlando Fire Department offers station tours to educate citizens and keep Orlando safe.

Visit the Orlando Fire Museum

Learn about the Orlando Fire Department's History on a tour at the Orlando Fire Museum

Pottery Studio Kids Clay Workshop

In the Kids Clay Workshop, school children are guided in the construction of a sculpture and then given a rainbow of under glazes to finish their masterpieces.

Explore the Mennello Museum of American Art

Schedule a tour, paint and sculpt on Day of Art or reserve a Cunningham Art Trunk for use in the classroom.

Schedule a Tour, Field Trip or Outreach with Leu Gardens

Introduce young minds to the amazing world of plants and their interactions with insects and other animals. Our programs complement the Florida Standards for Life Science.

Volunteer to Mark Storm Drains

Volunteer to mark storm drains with "No Dumping" signs. Get involved with your community, educate residents, and increase awareness about the importance of our local water resources and the environment.

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