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Find similar grantsField Trip Fund is sponsored by Nature Connect Central Oregon. Specifically designed to remove financial barriers for Central Oregon students (including Bend-La Pine Schools) to access nature-based and experiential field trips, covering transportation and logistical costs for eligible schools.
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Bus/Sub Funding - Nature Connect Central Oregon NatureConnect has set up a Field Trip Fund to help remove barriers for Central Oregon students to access nature-based field trips. Teachers from Bend-La Pine, Crook County, Culver, Jefferson County, Redmond, and Sisters School Districts can apply to use the Field Trip fund for cover transportation costs for field trips.
Field experiences can be offered through local organizations such as High Desert Museum, Discover Your Forest, Upper Deschutes Watershed Council, The Environmental Center, Sunriver Nature Center, or Trout Unlimited, or be self-taught by teachers. **Due to funding limitations, we are only able to fund trips for schools with at least 25% of students qualifying for free and reduced lunch.
If your school has 0-25% of students qualifying for free and reduced lunch, please do not submit an application. Before applying, follow this step-by-step process: Decide what field trip you would like to attend. You can see a full list of programs offered in Central Oregon here .
Contact the organization to schedule the trip. Confirm the date and location of your trip. Contact your district’s transportation department to reserve a bus and get a quote for bussing costs.
Please be sure to include the curricular discount with your quote (usually 70%) Fill out the Field Trip Fund application to request funds for your field trip at least 30 days prior to your trip. We will not approve requests without a quote from your transportation department. Applications for the 2026-2027 will close on 4/30/27.
You will hear back within 1-2 weeks regarding your request. We have a designated budget per district, that is based on the student population. Within each district, each school is budgeted an approximate amount based on the % of students qualifying for free and reduced lunch.
Any unspent funds within a school will be allocated to another school within that district in the spring. Funds are limited, so please apply for your best chances of receiving funds. For questions, contact: Katie at katie@natureconnectco.
org . The Field Trip Fund is Made Possible By… Youth Nature Access Fund Donations Want to support outdoor field trips for schools who face financial barriers? Donate to the Youth Nature Access Fund !
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Teachers in six Central Oregon districts at schools with at least 25% free/reduced lunch. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Field Trip Fund are due April 30, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Field Trip Fund is funded by Nature Connect Central Oregon. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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