Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve

Outdoor/ Nature Activity
Chico , CA
The Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve (BCCER) is an invaluable educational resource located in Chico, CA. It provides a variety of outdoor learning experiences and serves as an ecological haven for students and educators. BCCER offers a hands-on engagement with life sciences and environmental education through its unique outdoor laboratory and natural museum setting. The reserve is particularly noted for its Outdoor Classroom initiative, designed to enhance K-12 educational experiences by integrating direct, interactive learning opportunities in a natural environment. By promoting environmental awareness, appreciation, and stewardship, BCCER enriches both homeschool and traditional educational curricula.

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