The colder months can offer a unique opportunity to engage in a variety of fun and exhilarating outdoor activities.

As a Program Coordinator for AES, Krystal gets in touch with school administrators and AES instructors to ensure quality experiences for students at a variety of schools in Fresno Unified.

Adventure Education Solutions (AES) is thrilled to announce an exciting collaboration with California State University Fresno's College of Health and Human Services and Department of Recreation Administration, alongside the Fresno Unified School District (FUSD), to host a series of dynamic day camps for students.

Teaching our children to recognize, appreciate, and give thanks to nature is not merely an act of courtesy but a vital lesson in fostering a sustainable future. Gratitude towards nature instills a profound respect for the environment, encouraging young minds to become stewards of the earth they inhabit.

From the rustic charm of pinecones to the delicate allure of dried flowers, discover how you can infuse the spirit of the holidays with the essence of nature, creating memorable, sustainable, and heartfelt treasures.

Why do the once-green leaves embrace such vibrant hues as they prepare to fall?

Animal migration is one of nature's most awe-inspiring phenomena. As the seasons change, countless species embark on perilous journeys, driven by an innate instinct to survive and thrive.

Outdoor learning isn't a new concept. For years, educators have recognized the benefits of spending time outdoors, from improved attention spans to enhanced critical thinking skills.

Backyard camping is a fantastic way to experience the thrill of the outdoors without leaving the comfort of your home.

In a world increasingly aware of the environmental challenges we face, education plays a pivotal role in shaping our path toward a sustainable future.

Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a beginner just dipping your toes into the world of outdoor adventures, having a solid foundation of survival skills can make all the difference.

By integrating artistic expression, imagination, and creative thinking, educators can unlock a world of possibilities in outdoor learning.

By engaging in animal observation activities, children and teenagers not only get to witness the beauty and diversity of local wildlife but also cultivate a sense of curiosity, empathy, and environmental stewardship.

Whether you're an adventure enthusiast or simply looking for a relaxing way to spend your time, there are plenty of outdoor activities to explore. However, it's important to prioritize safety and take necessary precautions to ensure a memorable and incident-free experience.

In today's hyper-connected world, where screens dominate our daily lives, finding moments of respite from a digital space has become increasingly challenging. The concept of digital detox, a conscious effort to disconnect from technology, has gained momentum as a means to restore balance and well-being.

There's something undeniably magical about gazing up at the night sky, filled with countless stars and celestial wonders. Stargazing has long captivated human imagination, igniting a sense of curiosity and wonder about the vast universe beyond our planet.

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.