We're so glad you're here! By joining the NatureBridge Alumni Community, you're becoming part of a nationwide network of students, families, educators, and supporters who share a passion for nature, science, and lifelong learning. As a member, you'll receive invitations to alumni events, opportunities to reconnect with NatureBridge educators and fellow alumni, share your story, hear inspiring stories from across our community, and exclusive NatureBridge alumni benefits.
We’re excited to share a special opportunity from our friends at NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School), the global leader in outdoor education. As a NatureBridge alum, your student is eligible for $500 off any Summer 2026 NOLS expedition that is 10 days or longer.* Apply now with coupon code NYA88J at checkout.
Students can build on their time at NatureBridge by elevating their leadership and wilderness skills with NOLS’ immersive, real-world learning experiences that challenge young people to step outside their comfort zone and develop the confidence to lead. Whether you’re seeking personal growth, college preparation, or the adventure of a lifetime, NOLS will help you unlock your full potential and create the kind of leader you want to be. Join NOLS on a rafting, backpacking, or sea kayaking expedition or at any of the many other magnificent places in between!
As we kick off our sixth season of the Alcoa Scholars program, we hear from 2015 program alum Karly Lent. Four years after embarking on her trip, the experience still has an impact.
Satvika Iyer is one of the three honorable mentions for 2019 Student of the Year.
Joshua Velazquez is one of three Honorable Mentions for the 2019 Student of the Year award.
Rylan Mamola is one of the three honorable mentions for 2019 Student of the Year.
Each year, NatureBridge honors a student who has demonstrated leadership, growth and a commitment to protecting our natural world as a result of a NatureBridge program. This year, we are thrilled to celebrate Kinzie Klein for her remarkable spirit and courage. Despite her Cystic Fibrosis, Kinzie never hesitated to take on a challenge in Yosemite National Park.
The NatureBridge Educator Development Program (EDP) provided Marley with a platform to combine her love of adventure with her passion for increasing access to the outdoors. Today, the Golden Gate educator spends her days in the Marin Headlands, sharing her zest for the natural world, knowledge of the environment and commitment to diversity with NatureBridge students.