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The Institute was born to provide an educational forum for people to connect with nature. Through direct learning experiences in the natural world, it is our goal to actively engage individuals in the conservation and stewardship of the natural environment that sustains our communities. Through arts, literature, history and sciences, the Institute inspires people to discover, enjoy, appreciate and protect the wildlife, fields, rivers, lakeshores, forests and wild landscapes of Pennsylvania ecosystems.

We believe that education is the fundamental component, often the missing link, to conserving biological diversity and protecting ecological integrity. Over time, the most lasting impact will be made because people believe in the need to leave a legacy that includes healthy wildlife populations, functioning ecosystems, vibrant economies based on resource management, and a place to go to enjoy the outdoors.

The Institute serves students of all ages and regions by offering:

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Special Evening Lecture:
In The Shadow of The Mountain of God by Jim Brett.

2009 Program Catalog

Wildlife Leadership Adventures 2009 residential field school details available!

Pennsylvania Naturalist Spring/Summer Newsletter

2009 Field Seminars & Retreats

Master Naturalist Training Initiative.

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Programs include ACT 48 credit hours. Graduate level credit may apply to some specialized programs.

Contact information: 1D Teaberry Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815, (570) 458-5227
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