Stories from the Field

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to celebrate and appreciate our wonderful teachers and educators whose hard work makes it possible for students to experience a NatureBridge program.

In this week's Lessons From the Field, Golden Gate Mentor Teacher Deepak Dathatri takes us on the journey of California migratory birds.

Last Thursday evening, the friends and family members of 18 Teen Environmental Education Mentorship (TEEM) mentees and six mentors filled the Sunset building at NatureBridge’s Golden Gate campus in the Marin Headlands.

NatureBridge educator Caleb Savage has taught at both our Prince William and Olympic campuses. He believes in the power of disconnecting from technology and making connections in the outdoors.

Mara Dale, M.S., a Mentor Teacher at our Yosemite campus, writes about the partnership between NatureBridge and CalTeach.

Have you ever wondered how a NatureBridge educator spends their day teaching students in the field? We recently had the opportunity to follow Golden Gate educator Marley Pierce and her Soulsbyville Elementary School sixth graders

With a love for both the mountains and the ocean, NatureBridge Yosemite Board Secretary Stephanie Yu shares her personal connection to nature as well as her passion for advancing diversity and inclusion in the field of outdoor environmental education.

Since its establishment nearly a century ago, Prince William Forest has served as a place for Washington, D.C. youth to discover the natural world. The history of the park dates back to a legacy of access and, eventually, inclusion—a legacy that continues to be upheld by NatureBridge today.

Satvika Iyer is one of the three honorable mentions for 2019 Student of the Year.