Is this correct? Have we really done this much?
The families that gather around the campfire for s’mores and hot cocoa with us are forming relationships that lead to stronger neighborhoods.
The children who find joy in spending a day outside with us are making connections that will serve us all well.
The neighbors and friends who contribute their time, talents, and treasure to facilitate the growth of Rochester Ecology Partners’ nature-based learning and community-building efforts are fostering the growth of the idea that we can accomplish more as partners.
As we enter this season of abundant appreciation and generosity Giving Tuesday creates an opportunity to share our gratitude and ask for your help.
Isn’t this a great photo?
Help us winYou can vote for this photo and help us win a contest that will make it possible for us to offer a young person (or more!) the opportunity to sled, build snowmen or just smile with some snow on their face this winter. Thanks to Evan Lowenstein for catching...Sunshine for the students of Northeast High School
As soon as I turned into the camp’s driveway on Tuesday a news story about the school we are working with this week came on the radio. The excitement of being outside with the students this week mixed with the sadness of hearing a student that I had recently gotten to...Hiring a Nature-based Learning Educator
We are non longer accepting applications for this position. If you would like to send us a resume to be considered for future opportunities we welcome you to do so. (10/6/2023) Help us Connect Children to Nature Rochester Ecology Partners is hiring a full-time Nature...