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Jul 30, 2009
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For nearly 40 years, we have led the way in residential field science and environmental education for America’s youth.  Earlier this year, we changed our name from Yosemite National Institutes to NatureBridge and launched our plans to expand our role as a national leader in environmental education and stewardship.

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Fisherstock 2010: Return of the Giant Weasel

Ironically, the last thing a fisher would ever eat is a fish. Understand that I am not referring to fisherpersons. I am talking about Martes pennanti, the generously-sized mustelid who was hunted out the state of Washington nearly a century ago.

Alumni: Share Your Stewardship Stories

Welcome Yosemite Institute Alumni! We are excited to highlight the wonderful work our past participants have accomplished. We know that there are many wonderful “eco-warriors” out there and we feel privileged you visited us. Please let us know what you are doing in your community by posting your volunteer efforts below. If you have had success in creating an eco-team or working on an eco-team project please let us know that too. We are also excited to help you with any questions you may have about stewardship work in your area. 

 
Here’s to you and making our world a better place!

TEAM student addresses NatureBridge supporters

 T.E.A.M. intern Jason Wu shares his experience as part of the Teen Environmental Action Mentorship at Headlands Institute. 

Stewardship at Headlands Institute!

This February, led by their Field Science Educators, 351 students and 105 adults contributed 330.75 people hours of community service in the Marin Headlands section of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area! 

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