“The Value Blueprint: Mapping Your Path to Meaningful Work” is a workshop designed for educational, cultural, environmental, and parks & recreational professionals to help uncover and articulate personal core values, learn tools to leverage those values, and to strategically plan ahead. It is held as both an online workshop for individual professionals, and as an all-day or two-day workshop for teams and organizations interested in developing and/or clarifying their values.

We are excited to share the launch of the Seattle Children’s Museum Nature Explorers Guide, winter edition! Learn more and see sample pages from this booklet, available at the museum for free during your visit.

Learn more about the “The Oaks We Share: Finding Oregon White Oaks in Washington County,” an educational guide created for Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District in association with the Five Oaks Museum.

The guide was created as an entry point to learning about Oregon White Oaks in Washington County, Oregon, their common habitats, and where and how to find them. The guide is available in English and Spanish.

Change is a constant — yet how do we as professionals, leaders, staff, consultants, volunteers, and students learn not just to respond or react to change, but become shapers of it? How might we learn to see ourselves as strong advocates for positive change, especially with regards to centering community and advancing equity, inclusion, and accessibility across our work (despite the common barriers we all face)?

The Institute for Changemakers is a multi-week online intensive for professionals that dives deeply into transformation and change, empowering participants towards action and equipping them with a road map to achieve their individual and, when applicable, institutional goals.

Learn more about the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge Trail Map, part of the HOPE Walks Trail Maps series, a set of maps commissioned by Hope Dementia Support in partnership with the Alzheimers Association for public use, with a special focus on aging populations, including those with dementia and those who care for them.

We are excited to share the launch of the Seattle Children’s Museum Nature Explorers Guide, summer edition! Learn more and see sample pages from this booklet, available at the museum for free during your visit.

Learn more about the New York City Urban Bird Explorers Guide, an educational guide created with the support of NYC based nonprofit Local Nature Lab in partnership with several other New York nonprofits.

The guide was created as an entry point to birding in the area, with some basic bird and tree identification information, guided prompts for exploring the urban canopy, and fun and useful information that goes a little deeper on some of NYC's most interesting bird inhabitants.

We are excited to share the launch of a project with Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore College in Philadelphia. The “Be Inspired” series is a set of four seasonal book marks designed for display in public libraries in Philadelphia.

Learn more about our 2022-23 partnership with the 3rd grade classes at Rio del Sol STEAM Academy in Oxnard, California, culminating in a co-created story telling map about the Indigenous and Immigrant histories of Oxnard and Ventura County, California.

We are thrilled to share the launch of a major educational and interpretive project for Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals. Located in Hillsboro, Oregon, Rice NW Museum holds a major collection of rocks, gems, minerals, and fossils. The site, a 1952 home constructed by the Rice family, with more than 20 acres of forested land, is also on the National Register of Historic Places. This project included a family trail map for a new set of trails on the grounds, interpretative signs for the trails, a geological timeline, and activity sheets.

We are excited to share the launch of two family trail maps for Great Rivers Greenway in St Louis, Missouri.

We are excited to share the launch of a family centered Field Guide for the Confluence Vancouver Land Bridge, as part of an ongoing partnership on educational material for Confluence art landscape sites along the Columbia River system.⁠ This Field Guide features the Land Bridge, designed by Johnpaul Jones, with sculptures by artist Lillian Pitt (Wasco, Yakima, Warm Springs), located in Vancouver, WA.

We are excited to share the launch of a family centered Field Guide for the Confluence Story Circles Site as part of an ongoing partnership on educational material for Confluence art landscape sites along the Columbia River system. Confluence is a nonprofit with the mission of connecting folks to the history, living cultures, and ecology of the Columbia River system through Indigenous voices. This Field Guides feature the Story Circles, by Maya Linn, at the confluence of the Snake snd Columbia Rivers, at Sacajawea State Park in Pasco, WA.

Learn more about “Explore the South Parks Blocks,” a family map and activity guide created for the 2022 PASEO festival in downtown Portland, designed celebrate the art and nature spaces of Portland’s south park blocks. This project was funded by the Portland Parks Foundation.

Learn more about the “Forest Park Nature Adventure,” project, a family-centered activity guide created and designed for Forest Park Conservancy, for use throughout Forest Park, located in Portland, Oregon.

Introducing the Monument Lab Field Trip for museums, a hands-on activity guide created in partnership with Philadelphia based public art and history non-profit, Monument Lab as a tool to explore, engage with, question, and examine museums.

Learn more about the Lincoln City Explorers, a large-scale multi-faceted project for learning and outreach at seven trail in Lincoln City, Oregon.

Learn more about the Columbia Springs Map, part of the HOPE Walks Trail Maps series, a set of maps commissioned by Hope Dementia Support in partnership with the Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities of Southwest Washington for public use, with a special focus on aging populations, including those with dementia and those who care for them.