Hosted by Climate Generation: A Will Steger Legacy, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and The Wild Center's Youth Climate Program Registration is now open for the Stay-In-stitute for Climate Change Education, a virtual conference for educators across the country, … [Read more...] about Registration Open for Stay-In-stitute for Climate Change Education Virtual Conference
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The Wild Center Celebrates a New Season with a Virtual Spring Jamboree
Hosts Digital Day Full of Programs, Activities and Games The Wild Center is throwing a Virtual Not Quite Open But Dearly Hopin' Spring Jamboree on Friday, May 1, 2020. The all-day event celebrates and symbolizes a new season at The Wild Center, which normally opens its doors on … [Read more...] about The Wild Center Celebrates a New Season with a Virtual Spring Jamboree
The Wild Center Remains Committed to Connecting People with Nature
Announced Innovative and Educational Online Content Although The Wild Center is temporarily suspending public operations until further notice, the Adirondack-based science center and outdoor nature experience remains an educational and entertaining resource through its suite of … [Read more...] about The Wild Center Remains Committed to Connecting People with Nature
The Wild Center Unveils New Youth Climate Toolkit
The Wild Center has launched a new Youth Climate Program webpage and toolkit to support the increased interest in youth-led action and assist with planning and executing Youth Climate Summits around the globe. These Summits are conference-style events that provide opportunities … [Read more...] about The Wild Center Unveils New Youth Climate Toolkit
The Wild Center’s Wild Walk to Remain Open Year-Round
For the first time ever, The Wild Center's award-winning Wild Walk will be available in winter, allowing visitors to see the Adirondacks from an entirely new perspective. With the addition of thousands of feet of lights, snow activities and new photo op. stations, Wild Walk has … [Read more...] about The Wild Center’s Wild Walk to Remain Open Year-Round