May brought sunshine, new adventures, and the return of some favorite activities. From paddling across lakes to hiking with a purpose, here’s what our Y.E.T.I. Clubs were up to this month: Kayaking Adventures Middle schoolers from Pacific, Sylvester, Glacier, and Showalter all had kayaking days at Angle Lake, playing games like red light–green light and […]
Over the last two school years, Y.E.T.I. has expanded its reach, serving more young people than ever before. Thanks to our collective efforts, we now support 9 weekly school sites and run over 160 outdoor trips annually, benefiting more than 400 young people each year with meaningful time in nature. A big chunk of our
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When I was 18, I climbed Mount Rainier for the first time with a group of co-workers from REI. At the time, I was an unlikely addition—nearly two decades younger than the rest of the team. But on a climbing expedition, age doesn’t matter; your value lies in what you know and how you contribute
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Our strategy to increase access to outdoor recreation
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This year Washington State invested 4.5 million dollars in the No Child Left Inside grant, a program designed to fund outdoor environmental, ecological, agricultural, or other natural resource-based education and recreation programs serving youth. Funding focuses on serving youth with the greatest needs and helping them improve their overall academic performance, self-esteem, personal responsibility, community
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