Prince William Forest
A History of Prince William Forest: Increasing Access & Striving for Inclusion
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.
Stewardship Hike Walk-and-Talk
Prince William Forest Park (PRWI) has so much to offer the students who visit it, particularly in terms of natural features for exploring and the park’s close connection to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. During the trail days with students, it is not unusual for us to spend a good part of the day hiking.
Finding Art in Nature
Last November, NatureBridge educator Kathryn Braddock captured in words the beauty of the change of seasons at our Prince William Forest Park campus. In the following blog post, she explores the connection between art and nature - through the eyes of her students.
Board Spotlight: Lisa Holmes
Learn more about Lisa and her work as a board member for NatureBridge in our Mid-Atlantic region.
2018 Shenandoah Scholars: Reflections
There was a lot to be learned by this year's Alcoa Scholars experience. Hear from our Scholars on how the trip has impacted them in the long-term.
2018 Shenandoah Scholars: Science Symposium
On Friday, our 16 Scholars traveled to the National Park Service's National Capitol Region office to present their science investigations. The presentations covered a range of topics from plant and animal life in the park, to questions about the chemistry of the streams, and even the effects of rain on group morale!
2018 Shenandoah Scholars: Backcountry Adventures
The Shenandoah Alcoa Scholars recently returned from the backcountry. Catch up on their adventures from the field.
