Field Trips at Teller

School groups of all ages are invited to join us for Teller-led field trip opportunities on the refuge. Lessons are based on conservation, habitat, and wildlife topics and can be adapted to fit your current classroom topics and curriculum. Want us to come to your classroom? We can do that too! Stay tuned for the release of Conservation in the Classroom based field trips. In the meantime, click the ‘Request a Field Trip’ button below to schedule your group. For general questions, contact Education Program Manager, Sarah Daman at sarah@tellerwildlife.org or 406-961-3507.

Corvallis Middle School students get a close up look at Gird Creek by snorkeling in dry suits.

Hamilton High Classroom Without Walls visit Teller seasonally to conduct bird surveys

Corvallis Classroom Without Walls Students visit Teller staff at our main office to brainstorm and present trail improvement ideas.

Corvallis Classroom Without Walls has adopted the Teller Trail and continues to work on creating a weather resistant path and an educational experience for all visitors.

Teller is the host site for the Corvallis High FFA bee hive project. The perfect complement to our Pollinator Plot!

MTFWP fisheries biologists conduct fish surveys on Gird Creek with Corvallis Middle School. The project demonstrated that habitat improvements to Gird Creek resulted in increased fish numbers and size.

Hamilton High School Envirothon Team participates in a nationwide competition teaching students to problem-solve real world issues. The team visits Teller for a presentation of a mock landownership situation that they attempt to solve using best land use practices and specialized instruction and then present to their solution to the landowner.

Hamilton High School students drill holes in 16 inch ice on Thomas Pond to conduct water chemistry studies. The data will guide future management of pond stocking to ensure fish survivability through winter months.

Field Trips at Teller

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