FUNDING AND PRICES

The following are the prices for each program offered by Fall in the Field from September 07- October 28th, 2022. The cancelation policies are still being revised and approved for this years programming and will be available as soon as possible.

• Hobart Bluff Day Program: $100 registration fee per class
• Cantrall Buckley Community Park Day Program: $100 registration fee per class
• Cantrall Buckley County Park Overnight Programs
  (3 days/2 nights): $275 per student. Catering by Emily’s kitchen and Lodging provided at the Cantrall Buckley Campground Yurts (currently under construction for your students).
  • This program qualifies for funding through Oregon Outdoor School under Measure 99.

Please note our programs are subject to an 11% SOU processing fee. Fall in the Field is a not-for-profit program.

Outdoor School Funding (measure 99) from the State of Oregon

Outdoor School funding is available for 5th and 6th-grade classes. The residential programs offered this year with the theme “Take a Closer Look – Find your Nature Nook” Fall in the Field satisfies these funding requirements. Visit the Oregon Extension Website for more information or contact Amy Hoffman, Southern Oregon Regional Coordinator, at amy.hoffman@oregonstate.edu.

Oregon Forest Resources Institute (OFRI) Funding

The Oregon Forest Resources Institute is dedicated to advancing public understanding of forests, forest management, and forest products, and encouraging sound forestry through landowner education.

OFRI recognizes the effectiveness of field studies and wishes to support classroom teachers’ forest education efforts. OFRI may be able to provide transportation funds, on a case-by-case basis, to classes whose opportunities to participate in such forestry-related studies are otherwise limited.

The online application for OFRI funding can be found here. Additional information can be found on the OFRI Website by clicking the button below.

Please note that OFRI funds may not be used if the program is already being funded by Outdoor School funding from the state of Oregon.