Environmental education in Cupertino, California

Cheesman Environmental Study Area is a university institution located at 21250 Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino, California, United States. This institution is dedicated to providing hands-on learning experiences in the field of environmental studies. Students have the opportunity to explore and research various aspects of the environment, including conservation, sustainability, and ecology. The Cheesman Environmental Study Area offers a unique and immersive learning environment for students to gain practical skills and knowledge in the field of environmental science.

Deer Hollow Farm Trailhead, located at 22500 Cristo Rey Drive in Cupertino, California, is a park with a 1-mile paved trail leading to the farm. Visitors can learn about local wildlife and plants, as well as see exhibits of mountain lions, bobcats, and birds of prey. The farm was settled in 1853 and offers a glimpse into daily life in the 1800s with displays of butter churners, iron stoves, and spinning wheels. Special events, such as Spooky Times, are held to raise funds for the farm's educational programs. Visitors can participate in activities like petting lambs, feeding goats, and watching milking demonstrations. Friends of Deer Hollow Farm is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and supporting the farm's environmental education initiatives. Donations and event proceeds go directly to the farm's programs.