At the Wildlife Leadership Academy, we celebrate the dedication of young conservationists who go above and beyond to make a difference. One such passionate ambassador is Eli, a Brookies alum, whose outreach work showcases his commitment to outdoor mentorship, creativity, and service in conservation.
Posted: February 14, 2025 by Katie Mace
In Their Own Words – Mark’s Story
Our Adult Mentors play a vital role in guiding and inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders. In this special edition of our In Their Own Words series, we are sharing insights from one of our dedicated mentors. Hear Mark’s perspective on working with students, the impact of the program, and why he encourages others to become Adult Mentors too!
Posted: February 8, 2025 by Katie Mace
Outreach Highlight: Eli Empowers Others
At the Wildlife Leadership Academy, we celebrate the dedication of young conservationists who go above and beyond to make a difference. One such passionate ambassador is Eli, a Brookies alum, whose outreach work showcases his commitment to outdoor mentorship, creativity, and service in conservation.
Posted: February 1, 2025 by Katie Mace
In Their Own Words – Erika’s Story
Take a look at this week’s “In Their Own Words” segment featuring Erika, a 2016 Brookies alum. Tune in to hear her reflect on her journey with the Academy and what keeps her coming back year after year!
Posted: January 25, 2025 by Katie Mace
The Cutest Predators
This week’s blog was written by Octavius, an Ursids alum. Octavius is an avid birder and photographer and is often found in the woods with his binoculars and camera documenting his findings. He regularly volunteers with an ornithologist who works for the National Aviary. Octavius plans to attend college with a focus on field biology.
Posted: January 18, 2025 by Katie Mace
My First Steelhead
This week’s blog was written by Ben, a Bass alum. Ben is looking to pursue a career in physical therapy and enjoys a variety of outdoor activities. He became a Conservation Ambassador to help ensure that future generations can experience and appreciate nature just as he does.