Help your students manage stress by connecting them to something bigger.
Designed for high school and college-age students, our programs bring together nature connection, contemplative practices, creativity, and conservation to support well-being and meaningful action.
Research increasingly points to multiple pathways for supporting student well-being—from time in nature and creative expression to music, mindfulness, and meaningful community involvement.
Volunteering, Health, and Well-being of Children and Adolescents in the United States.
Nature-based interventions for university student stress and anxiety.
Student Wellness & Conservation
Our programs bring these pathways together with conservation science, giving your students opportunities not only to learn about the natural world, but to experience it, reflect on it, create within it, and care for it.
Your students explore practices that turn conservation from an abstract issue into something personal and meaningful, while giving them the opportunity to experience what it feels like to contribute to something larger than themselves.
Why Now?
The Process
