Roberts Farm Experiential Learning

Outdoor/ Nature Activity
Norway , ME
Roberts Farm Experiential Learning is an educational initiative located in Norway, Maine, aimed at providing hands-on outdoor learning experiences for students. This program is a collaboration between the Western Foothills Land Trust, Oxford Hills School District, and Healthy Oxford Hills, designed to offer experiential STEM education that aligns with school curricula through outdoor lessons. Nestled on a 212-acre preserve, the farm includes more than seven miles of trails and functions year-round as an educational resource, supporting interdisciplinary learning, sustainability, and community development. Ideal for homeschooling families and educational institutions, Roberts Farm serves as a vibrant classroom allowing students to learn from direct experiences with nature, facilitating environmental stewardship and real-world knowledge application.

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