Our Work

Nature-based Education and Community Cultivation in Greater Rochester

Nature-based Learning and Play

We partner with schools and community organizations to develop and deliver nature-based education programming for young people.

WildWonder

WildWonder is a nature-based learning program for schools that has students learning and growing in nature. Learn More

Neighborhood Nature

The Neighborhood Nature program provides opportunity for students to engage with nature during their free time after school, on weekends and during school breaks. Learn More

Nature & Children’s Health

Our project aims to highlight why and how nature is good for the mental, physical, and emotional health of children. Learn More

Community Cultivation

We organize activities that build the connection community members have with the environment and each other.

Greter Rochester Environmental Community

This project is an effort to understand and connect the work of organizations improving our environment in the Rochester Region. Learn More

Nature-based Learning Symposium

The  Nature-based Learning Symposium brings educators and their partners together to experience and learn about nature-based learning. Learn More

Events

Our events bring the community together for nature-based experiences that connect people in meaningful ways. Learn More

Tree Ambassadors

The Rochester Tree Ambassador Project highlights the health benefits of trees and encourages the expansion of Rochester’s tree canopy. Learn More

Summer 2026

Our programs get youth exploring their community with these programs.

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Hiring Growing Good Summer Educators

Rochester Ecology Partners is hiring a Growing Good Nature-based Educator for the summer to support our Growing Good food and nature enrichment program at the Foodlink Community Farm. To apply visit our listing on idealist.org. Email contact@rocecology.org or call...

Growing Good in Summer 2026

As February melts into March, the first hints of spring are appearing – and so is another year of Growing Good! Last year we spent 6 weeks exploring the Foodlink Community Farm, discovering the secret world of bees, getting our hands in the dirt, and learning how good...