Nisqually Reach Nature Center
Connections
Organizations Nisqually Reach Nature Center is Connected to:
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture The Burke Museum is dedicated to creating a better understanding of the world and our place in it. The museum is responsible for Washington State collections of natural history and cultural heritage, and for sharing the knowledge that makes them meaningful. The Burke welcomes a broad and diverse audience and provides a community gathering place that nurtures life-long learning and encourages respect, responsibility, and reflection.
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Cispus Learning Center To provide facilities for outdoor science education for elementary school students and support to teachers who use the facilities. The Cispus Learning Center will furnish functional, aesthetically sound facilities and curricular resources for supporting outdoor education and leadership training to young people. In addition, Cispus will provide facilities and outdoor education learning opportunities to various adult and student groups which are deemed compatible with the Cispus setting
View Resources- E3 Washington Regions E3 Washington Regional Coordinating helps regional leadership teams organize and facilitate regional Summits and Develop Regional Plans
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- EE Consultant,Teacher, Materials Development & Program Evaluation The advancement of active, fun, integrated Environmental Education.
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- Environmental Science Center Fostering healthy human development and interaction with the natural environment through experiential education. Serving the South King County Community.
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- Friends of Pierce County The Friends of Pierce County educates and empowers the people of Pierce County to preserve and restore the natural environment and promotes more livable communities.
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- Girl Scouts of Western Washington Building girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. Activities that foster, discovery, connection, and strength to take action in community. Camp facilities are places that teach stewardship of the environment through direct contact in nature. Indoor and outdoor facilities, allow visitors to enter the natural world at their comfort level.
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IslandWood To provide exceptional learning experiences and to inspire lifelong environmental and community stewardship
View Resources- Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center The Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center offers award-winning programs to inspire lifelong awareness, understanding, appreciation, and a sense of stewardship for the natural world on a 320-acre wetland nature park in Bellevue, WA. We offer field/lab based school programs about soil, water, habitats, trophic levels, wetlands, and much more. For families and groups we have Science Expedition, Haunted Hikes, B'earthday Celebrations and Slough Sleepovers. We are a partnership of Pacific Science Center and Bellevue Parks and Community Services.
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Nisqually River Education Project The Nisqually River Project (NREP) is a watershed education program with the principal mission of helping students become stewards of the Nisqually River watershed and the water resources in their community. The Nisqually River Education Project has a proven history of successfully implementing watershed based education and environmental action projects which engage students and teachers in protecting and enhancing the water quality and salmon habitat of the Nisqually River watershed. By making the involvement of schools possible, the NREP directly supports the efforts of the Nisqually River Council and the Nisqually Tribe in creating a healthier Nisqually River and the preservation of its fisheries and shellfish resources.
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Goals Nisqually Reach Nature Center is Connected to:
Get Together Link for Learning—Join schools, campuses, and community resources for student achievement and a sustainable future.
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Lead Green Lead the Change—Turn school sites, campuses, businesses, and public places into learning laboratories and sustainability models.
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Connect Up Act Locally, Share Globally—Through networking and technology, create a system of inclusive leadership and diverse partnerships to achieve education for sustainable communities.
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Build Support The Buck Starts Here—Garner the funds necessary to provide equitable, adequate coverage and meaningful impact of education for sustainable communities.
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Go Out No Person Left Inside!—Give everybody safe and appealing ways to explore and find a sense of place in their social and natural communities.
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