From tagging sharks to building bonds, Skyline High students became passionate conservationists during an unforgettable week of science and discovery in Belize.
Students from around the world bonded through challenges and adventure on a science expedition in the Pyrenees—and are already planning their next one.
In a world where STEM fields remain heavily male-dominated, a new generation of leaders is rising, eager to break barriers and make their mark.
Follow Ashley Junger as she recounts her experience studying mammal responses to reforestation in Brazil's vibrant Reserva Ecológica de Guapiaçu.
In June of 2019, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ Teen Expedition Facilitator Renee White left her kindergarten classroom behind to travel to Costa Rica and lead a group of teens on the expedition Co…
“I never knew about these opportunities…
In August, Eugena joined nine other high schoolers in Woods Hole, Massachusetts to take part in the ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ Girls in Science Fellowship Program…
An ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ Girls in Science fellow reflects on how the experience, along with other moments in her life, has shaped her as a young woman in science.
This summer, Heather Motta traveled from her home in Los Angeles to Crow Canyon, Colorado to work alongside archeologists uncovering ancestral Pueblo great houses…
High school teacher Caroline Singler started her career as a field geologist before moving into educatio…
