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The Connect to Nature program will facilitate cultivating mentorship and life skills for young people of color and provide an environment where such programming can take place in a natural or outdoor setting. The grant from DNR will also help the foundation to provide workshops, field trips, and other events that support the goal of improving the overall health and life-skills of youth and young adults interested in nature, environmental health and studies, wildlife, and outdoor recreation - all free of charge to qualifying participants.
Shout out to our partners that helped make the Connect To Nature A Reality
This school year, The Shyan Selah Foundation is excited to work with key partners in South King County to educate and inspire youth in various outdoor settings, as well as provide ongoing training in gardening, landscaping and other skills- related job positions throughout the school year.
The Connect to Nature Program will both get back to basics as well as help set up
participants for the future. Activities will include after-school programs twice a week as well as weekend activities designed to forge community interaction and practical education in the outdoors.
The people that helped make the Connect To Nature Program.
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The Connect to Nature program will facilitate cultivating mentorship and life skills for young people of color and provide an environment where such programming can take place in a natural or outdoor setting. The grant from DNR will also help the foundation to provide workshops, field trips, and other events that support the goal of improving the overall health and life-skills of youth and young adults interested in nature, environmental health and studies, wildlife, and outdoor recreation - all free of charge to qualifying participants.
The Shyan Selah Foundation is excited to join forces with Washington State’s Department of Natural Resources in creating a new program, “Connect to Nature” designed to offer overall environmental education and career development pathways with a focus on nature and environmental recreation for youth and young adults in South King County.
The Connect to Nature program will facilitate cultivating mentorship and life skills for young people of color and provide an environment where such programming can take place in a natural or outdoor setting.
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