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The Salish Sea School
The Toes to Tides, Island Explorers, and Jellyfish Academy programs provide outdoor education for underserved Latino and neurodivergent students in Skagit County, connecting them to the Salish Sea through marine science activities and shoreline explorations.
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Nisqually River Foundation
Eye on Nature Field Trips engages 600 students by providing 14 field trips to the Nisqually Refuge where 3rd to 8th graders learn about wildlife and native plants through nature mapping and ethnobotany walks.
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Galiano Conservancy Association
The Why Wetlands program educates 15 groups of 15 students each in 3rd to 12th grades about wetland ecosystems through interactive signage and programs, focusing on biodiversity, ecosystem services, and restoration.
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RE Sources
RE Sources Youth for the Environment and People which will help high school students meet the climate crisis with hope and a sense of agency through learning, collaboration, problem-solving, and skill-building.
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Raincoast Conservation Foundation
Salmon and Orca Data Visualization and Animated Video produce videos to highlight the unique nature and importance of wild fish, explaining the decline of salmon and the important food source they represent.
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Friends of the Anacortes Community Forest Lands
Forest education programming with Anacortes School District to provide in-school forest education and field trips to every kindergarten, 3rd grade, and 7th grade student in the district (~850 students).
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Cascades Carnivore Project
Creating the opportunity for 50 Muckleshoot Tribal School students to learn about wolverines, Cascade red foxes, Canada lynxes and Sierra red foxes of the Cascades and work to save rare carnivores and their ecosystems from extinction.
