Live Reptiles + Invertebrates • Hands-On STEAM • Conservation • Programs Brought to You
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Field Trips Brought to You

The buses can stay parked.

We transform your campus into a Wild Curiosity learning destination—combining live animals, habitat exploration and hands-on STEAM without the transportation burden of a traditional field trip.

Wild Curiosity AdventuresAnimals + STEAM + ConservationOne campus. Multiple discoveries.
A sample three-station experience

Rotate through three different ways of learning.

Exact station length, number of rotations and program mix are customized to enrollment, grade level, campus space and schedule.

STATION 01

Live Animal Discovery

Meet reptiles and invertebrates while investigating adaptations, structures, behavior and survival.

STATION 02

Habitat & Adaptation Lab

Compare rainforest, desert and temperate-forest conditions and connect animal traits to environmental challenges.

STATION 03

Build-Test-Improve

Complete an age-appropriate STEAM challenge inspired by habitat, conservation or biomimicry.

Example schedule

Built around your bell day.

A typical plan can use repeated 30–60 minute rotations, but the final structure depends on your campus and selected content.

ARRIVAL

Set up + educator briefing

We prepare stations and confirm the flow with your staff.

ROTATIONS

Students move through experiences

Classes rotate according to the schedule developed with the school.

WRAP

Take Curiosity Home

Optional follow-up missions can extend observation, making and stewardship after program day.

Pricing
$350 first classroom • $250 each additional classroom same day

For classroom-style rotations, the first classroom is $350 and each additional classroom booked the same day is $250. Larger multi-station campus experiences may require a custom quote. Travel fees begin at $20 and up and vary by location.

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Inclusive campus experiences

Familiar surroundings can make a special day more accessible.

Because students stay on their own campus, staff can plan known supports, familiar transition routes, quieter participation options and alternative ways to engage.

Build a field trip around your students—not around a bus schedule.

Tell us your grade levels, enrollment, campus city and preferred month. We can begin shaping a rotation plan.