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 What’s for dinner? Chef's lessons in sustainable food motivate students  (1) NatureBridge's program has been a wonderful, eye-opening experience for the Guest Services, Inc. team. It is refreshing to see a group of people so passionate about what they are doing with the NatureBridge program; and the students are having the time of their lives learning, problem solving, working as part of a team, and getting to know each other. Posted by Sean Andrae, April 25, 2012 |
The rain that was falling for most of the day Wednesday didn’t concern us very much. We spent the day making last minute preparations and planning for our mission ahead. By the time 3:30 rolled around, the sky still held grayness, but the rain had stopped. We gathered by the field at the edge of camp. We were ready. Soon the words we had been waiting for came over the radios. “NatureBridge educators, we have a bus.” They were here! |
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It recently occurred to me that I have achieved my dream career: Professional Junior Ranger. You see, my job is to inspire children to be excited about learning science in America’s national parks. Fortunately, this is easy for me to do. Posted by Benjamin Komar, April 13, 2012 |
Here in the piedmont forest of Prince William Forest Park, everything is budding. The educators, too, are diving into this new experience with the same energy of all the new life that is unfolding in the forest around us. Posted by Hannah Hindley, April 05, 2012 |
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This month, NatureBridge is showcasing residential environmental education in Prince William Forest Park, Virginia, just south of Washington D.C. Our small team of field science educators are on loan from their home campuses at National Parks that span the west coast of the country for a Demonstration Program, NatureBridge’s first on the East Coast. Posted by Kim Hanson, April 05, 2012 |
Did you know that we have public access to 397 stunning national park sites across the country? I’m curious to learn more about what draws people away from the comforts of their homes to explore these places and what advice they would give to those who lack the desire to do the same. Posted by Jason Morris, March 06, 2012 |
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