Includes a basic introduction to Potawatomi Wildlife Park and to nature in general. Covers both the historical history of the property as well as a basic exploration of the plants and animals that live within the property.

This program offers a basic introduction to aquatic science including a general comparison of water bodies, aquatic organisms, and usually a demonstration of limnology equipment used by aquatic scientist. The program generally includes a hands on portion examining collected samples for macro organisms. Depending on the age of the group, a discussion of careers in science is also usually appropriate. This program offering is very popular with all age groups.

This program goes beyond a basic introduction of aquatic science. Subject mater will include advanced terminology and topics including but not limited to: aquatic life habitat groups, physical factors such as thermal stratification, and Eutrophication. Water body structure (Profundal, Littoral, etc.) will also be discussed. The program usually includes a hands on portion where organism and water collection techniques are demonstrated. A general discussion of careers in science is also usually included. This program is very popular with high school level science classes.

This program offering includes basic techniques for identifying trees and plants. Also includes discussion of specimen collection, preserving, and mounting techniques.

Many schools require a leaf collection as part of their class work. This program offers a guided walk to specific trees for collection purposes. Discussion of leaf structure and basic species identification is included.