Field Trip Guide

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We welcome entries on sites anywhere in the world, as long as there's something notable to learn there about energy production or use. Sites include power plants, efficient home tours, nature centers, businesses, municipal facilities, and more.
The best sites combine ideas from across the curriculum. For example, Saugus Iron Works in Massachusetts is a national park with interesting history as well as information about an age-old biofuels rush to feed the furnaces there. Student visitors learn about energy, history, nature, and civic pride.

Great entries include all the useful information for educators planning a visit, like whom to call, where it is, who is allowed to visit, and what's nearby like food, recreation, and opportunities for learning other topics. Entries in any official language used at the site are welcome.

Site entry

Please complete the following tables as much as there is information available:

Site name:
Site type:
Street address:
City:
State or province:
Zip or postal code:
Nation:
Office phone:
Fax:
Web URL:

Use this section if there is a specific contact person, phone, or email for tours.

Contact name:
Contact phone:
Contact e-mail:

Please provide all information a teacher might want to know to plan a trip.

Description:
Costs:
Appropriate ages:
Time restrictions:
Latitude, North is positive:
Longitude, West is positive:

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