Clemmons Educational State Forest
Take students to a ranger conducted program and learn about the plants and animals that can be found in this state educational forest.
Preview your trip on the web: Clemmons Educational State Forest
A unique outdoors experience. Located between the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain, Clemmons’ pine stands and hardwoods are set on a pleasant rolling terrain highlighted by streams and rock formations. These features are accessible by a series of well-marked trails, accented by exhibits and displays depicting the ecology of a managed forest.
Ranger conducted classes are available to groups of ten or more visiting the Forest. These classes have been designed to meet various science and social studies curriculum guidelines. Instructor’s activity packets and special study sites are available to assist teachers or other group leaders in using the Forest as an outdoor classroom. Clemmons Educational State Forest has added a new outdoor classroom for teaching visitors about North Carolina’s river basins and the importance of water quality to the citizens of the state. Their class, Water Investigation “includes a river basin activity book for students, a brochure for forest visitors and more than two dozen trailside interpretive signs designed to educate the public about non-point source pollution prevention.”
To arrange for a class field trip to the Clemmons Educational State Forest, call (919) 553-5651 or send an email to clemmonsesf@mindspring.com.
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