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Class Field‑Trip Learning Programs

The Elden Pueblo Project offers 3 site-based programs, focused on history, the environment and stewardship. These are outdoor, field programs conducted in non-winter months, usually April 15 to October 15. Learning programs include:

The Elden Archaeology Program
This is our core, exploration in the science of archaeology in our own backyard.

Humans as Part of the Environment
This is a ¾-mile hike along the Arizona Trail and near the Pueblo to investigate human impact on the landscape, while studying the local history.

Youth as Stewards
This is a service-learning program, providing services-hour credits for middle and-upper school classes, through promoting stewardship ideals.

View or download the flyer below for more details on student learning objectives and logistics.

To schedule a Program for your class:
Contact Lisa Deem, Program Manager at (928) 699-5421, or
e-mail at eldenpueblo@gmail.com