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Become a Champion for Nature
Find Your Future Career, Outside!
At this camp, teens will take a deep dive into growing career paths in conservation and sustainability.
Learn how your unique passions
can support the lands and waters
that sustain all life on earth.
Join The Nature Conservancy for a Careers in Conservation experience with hands‑on fieldwork, expert mentorship, and real‑world skill building at Silver Creek Preserve, Rinker Rock Creek Ranch, and other beautiful natural areas.
Are you ready to tackle some of the world’s toughest challenges so that people and nature can thrive together?
Join The Nature Conservancy for a Careers in Conservation experience with hands‑on fieldwork, expert mentorship, and real‑world skill building at Silver Creek Preserve, Rinker Rock Creek Ranch, and other beautiful natural areas.
During this experience you will:
+ Work with scientists, innovators, ranchers, researchers, firefighters, business owners, and conservationists
+ Learn about wildfire mitigation and prescribed burning +
+ Implement stream restoration techniques
+ Speak with National Geographic Society-Nature Conservancy externs who are implementing environmental solutions globally
+ Identify native plants and manage noxious weeds
+ Plan residential solar installations
+ Restore habitat for wildlife
Come learn about how you can devote your unique skills and passions to the service of the lands and waters that sustain all life on earth. If you want to learn about the different ways you can contribute to the health of our home planet, and explore careers in a globally high-demand, and rapidly growing field, join us in June!
Are you Ready to Help the World?
Register today for this unique experience!
Camp Schedule & Requirements:
DATE: June 15-18, 2026
TIME: 9:00 AM-3:30 PM
LOCATION: Hailey Community Campus, 1050 Fox Acres Rd. Hailey, ID (daily transportation to site locations provided)
AGES: Middle & High School Students (Ages 12-19)
MAX ENROLLMENT: 20 students
Presented in partnership with The Nature Conservancy, University of Idaho - Rinker Rock Creek Ranch, Idaho Fish and Game, US Forest Service, Sawtooth National Forest, National Geographic, and Bluebird Solar.
