Rising Leader Robbie Bond Is Inspiring a New Generation to Speak out for Public Lands
“I am small, but I have giant ideas.”
-Robbie Bond, youth activist and founder of Kids Speak for Parks …
Robbie Bond believes that his voice matters. And he wants other kids to know that their voices are powerful,
The Legacy of Leadership: Mardy Murie and the Spirit of Conservation
“I’m counting on the new generation coming up. I have to believe in their spirit, as those who came before me believed in mine.”
-Mardy Murie …
A cornerstone of our work at Teton Science Schools is fostering leadership.
The Excitement and Anxiety that is Back-to-School 2021
“Delta variant is sucking the joy out of back-to-school 2021” reads a recent headline in the Los Angeles Times. For families with school-aged children and education professionals, conversations around the dinner table reflect stories in the news themed around the relief, …
Find Where the Wild Things Are this Summer with Wildlife Expeditions
What’s your earliest memory of a national park? Who were you with? What season was it? What was the best adventure of that trip? Is it time to make new memories in one of these special places? …
Summers at the Murie Ranch are Back!
The Murie Ranch is open to visitors again this summer, with public tours offered daily Monday through Friday at 11:30 am!
Celebrate Spring with Community Science
At Teton Science Schools, we embrace a culture of lifelong learning. So it’s only natural that when we create an opportunity to connect through citizen and community science, we look forward to it with enthusiasm. …
Place-Based Educators Bring Meaningful Change to Rural Schools
The Rural Schools Collaborative (RSC) is a key partner in Teton Science Schools’ Place Network, a group of interconnected rural K-12 schools that brings learners and communities together for the benefit of both. …
A Place-Based Symposium to Remember
One by one, educators, students, administrators, and community leaders logged into the 6th Annual Place-Based Symposium last week to reimagine the future of education. The Symposium was held in a virtual format for the second year in a row due to the constraints of the ongoing pandemic. …
Graduate Program Alumni Spotlight: Nicholas Spinelli ’20
Meet Nicholas Spinelli, Graduate Program Class of 2020.
Who are you?
I define identity—like many other things—as becoming, rather than being. So, my answer to this question has changed dramatically even since entering (and exiting) the graduate program. …
TSS AmeriCorps Members Find New Ways to Serve
During any given year, between 25 and 30 percent of Americans serve as volunteers. Since its inception in the 1990s, AmeriCorps has played an important role in connecting individuals and organizations to help communities overcome challenges. …
