Stories from the Field

Miho Aida has been an essential part of the NatureBridge team for over 15 years, dedicating her life’s work to increasing environmental science education access to those with little or no access to these resources. Currently, she is our Equity and Inclusion Coordinator, and promotes a more diverse and inclusive community at our campuses.

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

The Elwha River. Olympic National Park. NatureBridge. These three things combined to create an opportunity of a lifetime for future stewards and budding scientists.

After a two-week backpacking trip in Yosemite, Armstrong scholar Kelsey Wong reflects on her experience. 

Learn about the Teen Environmental Education Mentorship (TEEM) program at NatureBridge's Golden Gate campus. 

The story of how a shirt brought a group of fifteen women together. 

NatureBridge board member Dr. Stephen H. Lockhart, M.D., Ph.D., was honored by the White House on March 18 as a Champion of Change for engaging the next generation of conservation leaders. Read his story. 

NatureBridge was the proud recipient of 2012 E3 Washington Award of Excellence for Diversity in Action. Learn more about this award and the Elwha Science Education Project. 

National board chairman, Stephen Lockhart, had an opportunity to speak at the VIP reception following the Elwha Dam Removal Ceremony. Read his inspiring speech.