Each year, the Kern County Water Agency’s Improvement District No. 4’s (ID4) comprehensive Water Education Program educates thousands of local students about Kern County’s local and state water supplies, and the importance of water and its conservation. This provides the opportunity to make informed decisions when it comes to water and its conservation. The program incorporates teacher workshops, curriculum materials, assemblies, classroom presentations and student contests. All curricula and instruction offered correlate to the Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards for kindergarten through 12th grade.

Is to provide kids of all ages with deep connections to the land, a vibrant community, and the confidence to create their sense of place in the world. Most facilities at Ketcha Outdoors are ADA compliant. They also offer financial aid and some transportation and translation services for some programs to promote access,

KHP's mission is for educational purposes to preserve the ecological and historical significance of the 57 acre site which includes an archaic wetlands, archaeological site and botanical garden.

With the outdoors as a backdrop for learning, Keystone Science School inspires curiosity and critical thinking through the lens of science to change lives and strengthen communities.

To bring quality environmental education and outdoor recreation opportunities to all individuals, and provide a space for the public to enjoy the outdoors.