NEW YORK
Field Trips

At Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve, enjoy its many live animals, educational displays, and even a Native American artifact collection. School groups can participate in hands-on programs.

Groups will have a unique adventure at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum when they explore the natural environment of the Hudson Valley Wildlife Education Center and Outdoor Discovery Center.

At Hudson River Maritime Museum learn about the heritage of the Hudson River during the steam era of transportation, the shipping history and development of industry in the 19th and 20th centuries centered on the Hudson River

The HRM comprises historic Glenview, a state-of-the-art Planetarium; the Joyce Greene Education Center, Hudson Riverama, and more. The museum offers art, science and history thru exhibits, a historic home tours and a planetarium shows.

The Hudson-Athens Lighthouse reveals the role of the Hudson River in the development of nearby towns and safe river navigation.

Guests of the Hudson-Mohawk Heritage Area/Riverspark Visitor’s Center enjoy historical structures and natural as well as cultural attractions.

Innisfree Garden merges Modernist and Romantic techniques with traditional Chinese and Japanese garden design principles, offering groups insight into a powerful example of mid-20th century landscape design.

Columbia University’s Inside Engineering invites school and homeschool groups into Columbia Engineering labs to show students what engineering looks like in practice.

The International American Maple Museum Centre was founded in 1977 to preserve the history and evolution of the North American maple syrup industry. Exhibits depict the history of maple syrup and sugar making techniques.

At the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum complex where visitors can see the  28 restored aircraft; an exhibit hall on water, space, flight, and life at sea; flight simulators; and more.

Located in the park with the only salt marsh left in Manhattan, the Inwood Hill Nature Center features exhibits on park wildlife, rock formation and nature.

At the Iroquois Indian Museum, Iroquois culture and diversity are explored through the use of art. Visitors will learn about the Iroquois Creation Story and relationship to the natural world.