Other Field Schools and Institutes

Grand Canyon Association, a nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park, established the Grand Canyon Field Institute (GCFI) in 1993. GCFI's mission is to share the rich cultural and natural history of Grand Canyon National Park with park visitors, employees, residents, and students, as well as nonvisiting enthusiasts.

Imagine hiking with a wildlife biologist, working on a service project in the Zion Narrows, or discovering the past on an Archaeology Road Trip. The Zion Canyon Field Institute's complete schedule of classes, workshops, lectures, and hikes can be viewed at the Zion Natural History Association's web site.

Grand Circle Field School is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization partnering with the National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management to serve the vast public lands of the Colorado Plateau in Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado.

The nonprofit Yellowstone Association funds and provides educational products and services for Yellowstone National Park. The Yellowstone Association is the National Park Service's primary partner in providing educational programs, exhibits, and publications for park visitors.

Teton Science Schools have been teaching about the natural world and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem since 1967. The organization has educated, trained, and inspired thousands of children, youth, and adults, bringing them together through the study of nature and its extension, place-based education.

The Mount St. Helens Institute seeks to enrich the experience of visitors and others interested in Mount St. Helens by providing content, programs, and opportunities to deepen understanding of, experience on, and involvement with the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest.