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Learn About Our World 
Through Our Garden

Join us and help build a community that understands and cares for nature's gifts
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Upcoming Classes and Workshops

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Youth Education & Camps

Pre-K Programs

Explore our two new pre-K programs, launched by our education team in partnership with local early learning centers. We’re excited for our community to experience our new “Seed to Plant” and “Five Senses Exploration” programs as we grow our educational options for early learners.
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STEAM Camps with the Idaho Botanical Garden

Camps feature hands-on programming that supports creativity, problem solving, and a passion for the natural world. Participants in our summer camp programming will explore the Treasure Valley’s complex ecology through our outdoor classroom and living museum.
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School Programming

Field Trips

These outdoor, interactive experiences at the Garden are lead by IBG Educators and designed to supplement school science curricula and align with Idaho Content Standards for K-3rd grade learners. Facilitated Field Trips are 90 minutes long and occur mid-April – May and in October.
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NEW: IBG "No School Days"

School holidays and in-service days can still be full of educational fun with the Idaho Botanical Garden’s new youth programming, IBG “No School” Days! Your child has the opportunity to engage with activities that provide a perfect blend of fun and education. Learning at the Garden takes many enriching, interactive forms - from nature journaling to animal studies, these special day programs turn otherwise idle time into an exciting experience.

We are currently welcoming K – 3rd graders, from 8:30 am-4:30 pm, to join us here at the Idaho Botanical Garden. Registration is now open!

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Experiential Learning Outdoors!

Field trip info &  requests for spring 2025 will open on our website in January

Lunaria Grant Program

The Garden began the Lunaria Grant Program in 2012 with the goal to support education-based horticulture or botanical projects within the State of Idaho. Organizations may apply between November and the first Friday of every February for grants ranging between $300 and $1,500. The grant process is competitive and limited to available funding. The Lunaria Grant committee evaluates each application based on the following criteria:

  • Potential for a high degree of positive impact within the community, state, or nation
  • Quality of the plan for collaborating with local groups
  • Internal and external organizational support for the project, including clarity and cost-effectiveness of budget
  • The overall quality of the submitted grant proposal
  • Examples of some recent projects funded by the Lunaria Grant include plant informational signage, demonstration gardens, grow tunnels, and support for gardening-specific camp projects.

The photo on the left depicts a project funded by the Lunaria Grant in 2022 that allowed the Driggs Elementary School PTO to begin a program that provides farm and garden education to students. 

Garden Features

The Garden Offers Something for Everyone!

● 32 acres of gardens to explore
● Community events
● Concert series
● Classes and workshops
● Photography opportunities
● Memberships and volunteering

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