Baker Prairie Natural Area

Field Trips

Harrison , AR

Baker Prairie Natural Area is a remnant of a 5,000-acre tallgrass prairie, situated within the city limits of Harrison, Arkansas. It serves as a substantial educational resource where students and visitors can learn about the ecology, plant species, and history of the prairie ecosystem. This natural area offers interpretative programs and is a valuable site for environmental education, making it an excellent field trip destination for homeschoolers interested in biology, ecology, and conservation.

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