Upcoming Workshops & Events

ONREP workshops are offered at NO cost to Oregon educators through external funding that covers all materials, fees, and instruction costs, unless otherwise noted. For more information about our workshops, including our cancellation policy, please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions or Contact Us with your questions.  Workshops tailored to Outdoor School are indicated with 'ODS' in the title. Registration is required for all workshops. 

You can also peruse some of our previous workshops if you are interested in seeing what we have offered in the past.

Scheduled Workshops

Join SubjectToClimate, Oregon Educators for Climate Education (OECE), and Our Future Student Leadership Network to discover how educators across all subjects can access free, standards-based lesson plans that connect directly to student-led climate action projects!

Date: 
May 7, 2025
Location: 
Online

Join us in this workshop to explore ways to integrate arthropods into your teaching across multiple subject areas. Together we'll discuss ways to engage with these segmented invertebrates with curiosity and awareness at outdoor school and in the classroom before/after outdoor school.

Date: 
May 9, 2025
Location: 
Silverton, Oregon

Immerse yourself in place-based, water literacy investigations that bring real-world science to life! This interactive workshop will equip you with engaging, standards-aligned strategies to meet NGSS and Common Core while exploring the rich ecosystems of Jackson Bottom Wetlands. Participants receive both Project WET and Investigating Crayfish & Freshwater Ecosystems.

Date: 
June 18, 2025
Location: 
Hillsboro, OR

Join us for a multi-day immersive workshop at the stunning Fish Lake Remount Depot, nestled deep in the Willamette National Forest. This experience will unravel the evolving relationship between humans and fire.

Date: 
June 20, 2025 to June 22, 2025
Location: 
McKenzie Bridge, OR.

Join us for an immersive workshop and hike at Yakona Nature Preserve. During this workshop, we will delve into the intersection of art and ecology using the most fundamental tool of science: an illustrated field notebook. We will explore techniques to think like a scientist, sparking curiosity through words, pictures, observations, and discovery. Then, reflect on ways to apply these skills in your learning spaces.

Date: 
August 19, 2025
Location: 
Newport, OR

Other Opportunities