Rain Bird BioTrek

The Rain Bird BioTrek Project is an educational experience for visitors of all ages that emphasizes the

need to share knowledge, values, and behaviors that support sustainability on a finite Earth. In its

greenhouses, gardens, and stations, it provides interactive educational connections to the tropical

rainforest, California’s indigenous plants and people, and other ancient and present-day habitats. Come

and learn at the various learning centers at the BioTrek: Rainforest Learning Center, Ethnobotany

Garden Learning Center, Aquatic Biology Learning Center, Mesozoic Garden and Learning Center, and

the Wildlands of Cal Poly.

Sports and Recreation

The Bronco Recreation and Intramural Complex (BRIC) is a 165,000-square foot recreation center at Cal

Poly Pomona. The Associated Students, Incorporated (student government) operates the facility through

its Campus Recreation department, and offers many spaces for exercise, training equipment,

recreational spaces, and fitness classes.

Overview of Facilities

 Leisure and lap pool with 10 lap lanes

 53’ climbing wall with a 13’ bouldering wall

 5 multi-purpose fitness studios

 3-court gymnasium and a multi-activity court

 2 racquetball courts

 Indoor jogging track

 Free weight, functioning training, and cardio fitness areas

 Jamba Juice bar (juices and smoothies) with service windows inside and outside the BRIC, and

outside on the pool deck

Centerpointe Dining Commons

Centerpointe offers delicious and nutritious food stations with items such as handmade tortillas, a sushi

bar, a salad bar featuring Cal Poly Pomona grown produce, a carving station, plenty of vegan and

vegetarian options, and so much more! There is also a space dedicated to selling a full menu of Lollicup

drinks, as well as a market with food staples, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and more.

Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store

The Farm Store sells fruits, vegetables, food, drink, and other market items sourced from Cal Poly

Pomona’s farms and fields directly to the public. Not only does the Farm Store hire Cal Poly Pomona

students from across campus, the Huntley College of Agriculture supports a “learn by doing”

environment through student enterprise projects. Using the latest technology on the Cal Poly Pomona

fields, facilities, and in the greenhouses, students have the opportunity to learn everything about food

production from start to finish. All of the products eventually end up for sale in the Farm Store, sold to

distributors, or are given to local food banks. A large part of the proceeds go back to the students to

support their educational expenses and activities. The Farm Store also houses a Petting Farm for many

farm animals, as well as hosts public events beloved by the local community, such as the annual

Pumpkin Festival.