Calendar - July 30, 2010 to July 30, 2011

Join the 43rd edition of this flagship summer program for students interested in ecology and applied field research.

Develop your skills as a field naturalist in the tradition of Aldo Leopold, John Muir, and the Murie's.

Calling all young women who are interested in studying the ecology and natural history of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem!

For those who love exploring crystal-clear mountain waters and natural surroundings filled with wild animals to watch, this five-day science adventure is a must.

Are you fascinated by bison, wolves, and bears? Explore the unique landscape of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks and the animals that call them home.

If you could fly, where would you go? Learn all about things with wings while hiking through forests and along rivers listening for bird songs, catching insects, and watching butterflies.

Immerse yourself in Spanish through natural and cultural activities including language, arts, and outdoor exploration.

Discover adaptations of insects and the key role they play in the natural world.

Play Team is a place where you can play and have fun. Let your imagination go wild this summer creating, exploring, and playing in the outdoors.

Team up with new friends while lending a helpful hand in the community.

Write the new guide for teen adventure in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem!

Help our team of bird researchers with the international Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) during a unique opportunity to see and study the birds of Jackson Hole.

Experience the thrill of collaborating with others while making a difference in Jackson Hole.

Learn about the habits and adaptations of moose, bears, elk, and bison.

Look high and low to discover why it isn’t easy being green in Jackson Hole.

Hike and canoe through Grand Teton National Park while learning about this unique landscape. Work alongside Park professionals as you explore some of the most amazing jobs in the country.

Mentor and help lead middle school students as they hike and canoe through Grand Teton National Park while learning about this unique landscape.

There are so many questions to explore in nature. Each day we’ll investigate a different natural puzzle and seek out our own answers.

Learn fly fishing skills from experts on the beautiful waterways of Jackson Hole.

Explore the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools with a professional naturalist for an engaging evening of fun, exploration, and learning in the outdoors.

Join us for a paddle on a pristine waterway in Jackson Hole. We will provide transportation from the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools, supply canoeing gear, and teach basic paddling skills.

Help our team of bird researchers with the international Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) during a unique opportunity to see and study the birds of Jackson Hole.

Make a difference for wildlife in the Tetons! Learn about bison, wolves, elk, moose, eagles, pronghorn and other incredible wildlife while enhancing their habitats.

Join us on a safari across Jackson Hole to learn about the many grand animals that grace this beautiful valley.

Play Team is a place where you can play and have fun. Let your imagination go wild this summer creating, exploring, and playing in the outdoors.

From bears to badgers, and wolves to wapiti, discover the predators and prey that make up the food chain of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Discover hidden ecological and human treasures using map, compass, and GPS.

Get your hands dirty and your feet wet as you investigate the animals and plants that inhabit our streams, rivers, and wetlands.

Explore the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools with a professional naturalist for an engaging evening of fun, exploration, and learning in the outdoors.

Join us for a paddle on a pristine waterway in Jackson Hole. We will provide transportation from the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools, supply canoeing gear, and teach basic paddling skills.

Help our team of bird researchers with the international Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) during a unique opportunity to see and study the birds of Jackson Hole.

"Only from trails can one come to know mountains intimately… where await scenes and adventures scarcely suggested by what can be viewed from below,"

Get dirty and have fun while collaborating with others on stewardship projects in the community.

Learn how Davey Jackson’s namesake valley has emerged from its tumultuous history of murderers, horse thieves, and scallywags to become home to one of the nation’s most popular national parks.

Do you ever wonder about the world beneath your feet?

Play Team is a place where you can play and have fun. Let your imagination go wild this summer creating, exploring, and playing in the outdoors.

Experience Grand Teton National Park by camping, orienteering, canoeing, and trail building.

Put on your lab coat and goggles and grab your beakers! Ask questions, propose hypotheses, develop methods, and collect data during a week full of science experiments.

Fuel your sense of adventure while discovering what kind of teammate and leader you are.

Explore the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools with a professional naturalist for an engaging evening of fun, exploration, and learning in the outdoors.

Join us for a paddle on a pristine waterway in Jackson Hole. We will provide transportation from the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools, supply canoeing gear, and teach basic paddling skills.

If you could fly, where would you go? Learn all about things with wings while hiking through forests and along rivers listening for bird songs, catching insects, and watching butterflies.

There are so many questions to explore in nature. Each day we’ll investigate a different natural puzzle and seek out our own answers.

Explore the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools with a professional naturalist for an engaging evening of fun, exploration, and learning in the outdoors.

Join us for a paddle on a pristine waterway in Jackson Hole. We will provide transportation from the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools, supply canoeing gear, and teach basic paddling skills.

Explore the dynamic past and present geology of the west in a must-see setting.

Explore the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools with a professional naturalist for an engaging evening of fun, exploration, and learning in the outdoors.

Jackson Hole evokes an image of all that is picturesque and poignant about the West: self-reliant trappers, rugged cowboys, and towering mountains.

Spend an evening investigating the habits and habitats of the bugling elk of Jackson Hole.

Spend an evening investigating the habits and habitats of the bugling elk of Jackson Hole.

Are you fascinated by North America’s big mammals? Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks provide an unparalleled opportunity to learn as you explore these unique outdoor classrooms.

Spend an evening investigating the habits and habitats of the bugling elk of Jackson Hole.

The Shiras or Wyoming Moose is a fascinating and highly specialized mammal of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem that faces a myriad of ecological threats.

"Only from trails can one come to know mountains intimately… where await scenes and adventures scarcely suggested by what can be viewed from below," wrote Grand Teton National Park’s first naturalist, Fritiof Fryxell, in his classic 1938 book, The Teto...