Although we are highly disappointed by Target’s political actions nationally, we hope you will use your votes to support Splash locally. We are honored and excited

As 2025 approaches, we reflect on a year filled with growth, connection, and environmental stewardship. At the heart of everything we do is our purpose

For 25 years, Sacramento Splash has connected children to the wonders of nature, bringing over 200,000 students outdoors for hands-on learning. Splash students have discovered

We are grateful and amazed by the incredible turnout at the Splash Center. We invited Santa and Mrs. Claus to Critterville! Seeing old friends and

On December 4, 2024, we welcomed a group of passionate educators for an unforgettable evening exploring the magic of vernal pools. Our Investigating Vernal Pools

The Project AWE (Agriculture, Water, Energy & Environment) program Manager works alongside the CEO to support Splash’s strategic plan. Reporting to the CEO, this role

At Sacramento Splash, we’re fortunate to have an incredible community of volunteers who step up to support our mission of connecting kids with nature. Over

This Giving Tuesday, December 3rd, join us in making a difference for the youth in our community! Sacramento Splash is dedicated to providing students—especially those from Title 1 schools—with life-changing opportunities to explore nature through hands-on science lessons.

With your help, we aim to raise $5,000 in just one day, sponsoring 135 students to attend outdoor field trips that inspire a love for science and the environment.

We believe in shaping the next generation of environmental stewards. Through our Youth Environmental Leadership Camp, students like Jannat gain hands-on experiences that inspire them to care for the planet. Read Jannat’s story, discover how YELC transforms lives, and learn how you can help us empower future leaders this Giving Tuesday!

Discover the fascinating world of the Black Widow Spider! Learn about its iconic red hourglass, vital role in nature, and why it’s less dangerous than you think. Splash’s wildlife expert, David Rosen, shares insights that might just change your view of this infamous arachnid.