Training & Tools for Outdoor Professionals
We are committed to helping you develop your skills by providing you with training, resources, and certifications you can use in the field.
General Information
Field science is at the core of everything we do, but we know that three to five days living and learning in a national park isn’t enough. So we do more. We help you develop your skills by providing resources, teaching tips, and workshops you can use in your classrooms or out in the field.
Wilderness Medicine at Yosemite
NatureBridge offers wilderness medical training for outdoor professionals and enthusiasts in Yosemite National Park. |
Wilderness Medicine at Olympic
Nationally recognized training courses in Olympic National Park provide participants with tools to respond to emergencies that arise in remote settings. |
Educator Development Program
NatureBridge offers a summer training program for educators from communities underrepresented in the field of outdoor and environmental education seeking to increase their experience with outdoor teaching and risk management skills. |
Employment at NatureBridgeDo you want a job that aligns with your passion to make the world a better place? Do you want an opportunity to work in a stunning setting in a national park? Come work at a campus of NatureBridge - a nationally recognized leader in the field of environmental education. |
Expand your Knowledge
Learn more about the natural world. Gain strategies for building community, using nature in your lessons, and working with students outdoors. |
Workshops for teachers
Take a workshop with us! We offer professional development opportunities for classroom teachers and informal educators that provide the skills to create hands-on science and environmental education curricula for students. |
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NatureBridge
28 Geary Street, Suite 650
San Francisco, CA 94108
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Contact:
415-992-4700
415-992-4711 Fax
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Email inquiries:
info@naturebridge.org |
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“Now I feel I can not only teach academic lessons, I can teach team building, stewardship, and personal growth lessons all in ways that will appeal to a wider age range and I have enough tools to make a meaningful impact on a group of kids.”
—Andrew David, NatureBridge field science educator in Yosemite
