In today's world, where climate change, pollution, and other environmental issues are becoming increasingly pressing, it is more important than ever to instill a sense of environmental stewardship in our children.

As the After School Program Coordinator, Luke supervises instructors and assists/coordinates their delivery of experiential, science-based environmental studies curriculum in an after-school program as well as overseeing numerous school sites in which the curriculum is being delivered to children in grades K-8.

Encouraging teens to participate in multi-day outdoor adventure camps can be an excellent way to help them develop a range of valuable skills and experiences that will benefit them throughout their lives.

As a Program Coordinator for AES, Hannah oversees a number of AES instructors at several elementary school sites in Fresno county.

If you’re looking for a way to get your little ones up, active, and honing those essential motor skills outside this summer, then this blog post is perfect for you!

As a Program Coordinator for AES, Violeta oversees school sites, supervises staff members, and consistently communicates with Site Administrators and Site Leads while adequately supporting and upholding the goals and core values that AES stands for.

Taking part in outdoor activities in nature can help young children develop in a multitude of ways that can help them as they grow.

As the After School Program Director, Luis provides guidance to three Program Coordinators and 12 site instructors in the dissemination of AES program objectives and delivery of PLT learning objectives.

Dr. Jason Whiting founded AES in an effort to provide a space where kids can experience the benefits of wholesome recreational activities while also learning about the natural environment.

Many people don’t realize that the best kind of exercise for kids is the kind that also gets them outside and active. Here’s some mental health benefits of kids participating in outdoor activities.