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NatureBridge received a $15,000 grant from Dominion Energy to support distance learning programs for schools and students in virtual settings. Funds will support program participation for Virginia students in financial need, providing the opportunity for kids to learn about the unique ecosystems and natural history of Prince William Forest Park, the largest protected natural area in the Washington, DC metropolitan region.

Each summer, NatureBridge—the largest nonprofit educational partner of the National Park Service—leads one- and two-week environmental science programs through some of the United States’ most beautiful protected lands. 

NatureBridge is proud to join 12 of the nation’s leading youth programs to launch the Be a Champion, #InvestInKids campaign to raise awareness and increase support for youth programs across the country. 

The Discuren Foundation builds on its history of giving to NatureBridge dating back 15 years with a $30,000 grant.

Selected as a PolarTREC educator, NatureBridge's Amy Osborne heads to Antarctica where she will join Dr. Amy Moran and her team of field research scientists from the University of Hawaii at McMurdo Station.

NatureBridge is proud to announce that its longtime partner Pacific Gas and Electric Company has awarded the organization a $10,000 grant to support access to Environmental Education.

NatureBridge and Alcoa Foundation have partnered for a sixth year to provide the unique opportunity to study biodiversity and climate change in two of the United States’ most iconic landscapes for a diverse group of high school students from around the world.

Registration is open for NatureBridge summer backpacking programs in Olympic and Yosemite National Parks.