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REAP Climate Center Youth Programs include volunteer days, field trips, camps, after school programs, and internships where participants take part in activities such as watering, planting, trimming, sorting seeds, spreading wood chips, habitat restoration, tree planting, turning compost, building benches, fixing fences, working on signage, painting, and general beautification and maintenance. The program also includes building structures, installing fences and gates, solar installation, metal work and welding, fabrication, erecting sculpture, and various activities with sheep, chickens, and bees. Youth programs include regular volunteer days that are free and can count for youth community service hours, and all ages are welcome at volunteer days and events unless otherwise noted, with a required supervision ratio of one adult for every five kids.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Open house and volunteer hours on Wednesdays from 2pm–5pm and Sundays from 10am–3pm, with fireside potluck and programming on Wednesdays from 5pm–8pm; internships have a fifty-hour minimum commitment
• Price: Field trip pricing ranges from $120 for up to 12 students to $590 for 51–60 students, with higher group sizes available by contacting the program
REAP Climate Center Youth Programs are part of a half-mile-long regenerative science and training center that is also described as a playful half-mile-long campus and as part science center, urban farm, makerspace, and community place. Field trips, camps, and after school programs for ages 6 thru 12 are provided via the on-campus partner, the Alameda Young Naturalist Club, and internships are offered for ages 15 thru 20 with a fifty-hour minimum commitment and a preference for on-campus presence, with consideration for remote options. Waivers are required for participation and must be completed electronically, and paper waivers are not accepted.
The mission of REAP Climate Center is to increase access to climate change mitigation by providing ecological experiences and climate job pathways, and it aligns its impact measurement with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. REAP Climate Center is shaping STEM/STEAM programs internally and with partner organizations, and it is 40% of the way to building its half-mile-long campus. It partners with the Alameda Young Naturalist Club for field trips, camps, and after school programs for ages 6 thru 12, and provides a home for other organizations working within the context of its mission, giving them space and supporting their efforts ecologically, socially, and measurably. REAP Climate Center is part of projects including urban forestry, bee husbandry, and the Wild Oyster Project, and it is building partnerships with a growing list of like-minded organizations, businesses, municipalities, and artists.
Last updated June 30, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Open house and volunteer hours on Wednesdays from 2pm–5pm and Sundays from 10am–3pm, with fireside potluck and programming on Wednesdays from 5pm–8pm; internships have a fifty-hour minimum commitment
• Price: Field trip pricing ranges from $120 for up to 12 students to $590 for 51–60 students, with higher group sizes available by contacting the program
REAP Climate Center Youth Programs are part of a half-mile-long regenerative science and training center that is also described as a playful half-mile-long campus and as part science center, urban farm, makerspace, and community place. Field trips, camps, and after school programs for ages 6 thru 12 are provided via the on-campus partner, the Alameda Young Naturalist Club, and internships are offered for ages 15 thru 20 with a fifty-hour minimum commitment and a preference for on-campus presence, with consideration for remote options. Waivers are required for participation and must be completed electronically, and paper waivers are not accepted.
The mission of REAP Climate Center is to increase access to climate change mitigation by providing ecological experiences and climate job pathways, and it aligns its impact measurement with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. REAP Climate Center is shaping STEM/STEAM programs internally and with partner organizations, and it is 40% of the way to building its half-mile-long campus. It partners with the Alameda Young Naturalist Club for field trips, camps, and after school programs for ages 6 thru 12, and provides a home for other organizations working within the context of its mission, giving them space and supporting their efforts ecologically, socially, and measurably. REAP Climate Center is part of projects including urban forestry, bee husbandry, and the Wild Oyster Project, and it is building partnerships with a growing list of like-minded organizations, businesses, municipalities, and artists.
Last updated June 30, 2026.
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