It is affiliated with Stone Laboratory which offers courses to teachers, college students and high school students through classroom, laboratory, and field studies at Gibraltar Island on Lake Erie. All programs are operated by partner organizations that have shown a strong commitment to conservation and education over time at each site. Also provides teacher professional development opportunities nationwide. More than 140 courses year-round on wide range of environmental topics from natural history to biodiversity. All courses are held in the Rocky Mountain National Park and are taught by expert scientists, authors and park naturalists.
Many classes qualify for teacher re-certification credit.
The Nature Association also hosts several kids' classes. The Selborne Project, Nature Journals teachers Workshop and NaturKind are just a few of the programs currently being offered. Schumacher College - Ecological Scholarships for UK Citizens Schumacher College, an international centre for ecological studies, is offering scholarships to citizens of the United Kingdom to attend its short residential courses on ecological issues. Scholarship information for other nationalities is also available on the financial assistance page. For middle to high school students.