Teton Science Schools

Field Education: Last year, 5,222 youth from Wyoming, the Rocky Mountain West, and across the country came to TSS to experience hands-on science and outdoor learning. In these multi-day programs, students explored wildlife ecology, geology, and land stewardship while developing resilience, teamwork, and leadership. These experiences create lasting connections to nature and empower young people to see themselves as capable learners and conservation stewards.

Wildlife Expeditions: TSSs Wildlife Expeditions is a premier wildlife tour program in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. These tours, guided by expert naturalists, introduced 5,225 visitors from around the globe to the regions wildlife, landscapes, and conservation stories. Wildlife Expeditions also generates critical earned income that supports TSS programs and helps sustain our nonprofit mission.

Professional Learning: APPROXIMATELY 600 CURRENT STUDENTS, AND ASPIRING EDUCATORS, AS WELL AS 9 SCHOOLS, PARTICIPATED IN PROFESSIONAL LEARNING THROUGH A RANGE OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES COMBINING EDUCATIONAL THEORY, PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS, INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP STRATEGIES AND MENTORSHIP.TSS advances the practice of place-based education nationwide and internationally by training teachers, school leaders, and community educators. Through workshops, online resources, and long-term partnerships, TSS provided 1,309 educators with the tools to transform their teaching and strengthen community connections. This work scales the TSS mission far beyond our own classrooms, equipping educators across the United States and abroad to engage students through the places they live.