Olympic

NatureBridge is fortunate to have the support of numerous organizations that share our vision and passion for our mission. As we gear up for our annual Evening on the Lake event in Seattle, we’d like to highlight Michael Doyle Properties, one of the evening’s many generous sponsors.

We’re thrilled to welcome Chuck Ritter to the NatureBridge family. Chuck joined the Olympic Board in January 2019 and we recently sat down with him to learn more about him and his connection to NatureBridge.

Growing up in downtown LA and Pasadena, Siara Edwards didn’t experience much diversity in the outdoor environments she visited. The nature she discovered in Olympic—forested, green and dewey—was unlike anything she had ever seen.

Highlights from the Alcoa Scholars seven-day backcountry adventure.

The 2018 Yosemite Alcoa Scholars have arrived. See how they spent their first few days at NatureBridge.

Due to the worsening Ferguson Fire in Yosemite National Park, our 2018 Yosemite Alcoa Scholars are headed to Olympic National Park.

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. We are elated to announce our 2018 Student of the Year, high school senior Marisa Granados.

The Drift Card study helps our students better understand the ocean currents that are an integral part of our local marine ecosystem. Results from Spring 2016 are starting to come in, including one card found in Sitka, Alaska!

Results from the 2015 Drift-Card Study, an activity that helps our students better understand the ocean currents in our local marine ecosystem.