Alaska Botanical Garden Educational Programs

Unit Study
Anchorage , AK
The Alaska Botanical Garden offers educational programs tailored for student groups, including homeschoolers. Located in Palmer, AK, the garden provides a variety of educational experiences focusing on botany, horticulture, and environmental science. These programs are designed to engage students of different age groups and provide hands-on, outdoor learning experiences. Visitors can explore different botanical collections, participate in guided tours, and attend workshops that emphasize the ecological importance of plant life in Alaska. The programs are priced at $10 per student with a minimum charge for small groups, promoting an accessible and integrated education experience for those interested in learning more about the native flora of the region.

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