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How to Get Involved

CORPORATE SPONSORS NEEDED 

It doesn't matter if you are an individual, small business owner, or CEO of a multinational corporation; no one is too small or too big to help educate students to become the environmental leaders of tomorrow. As a non-profit 501c3, all donations whether monetary or otherwise are tax deductible. Please contact us via email or using the contact link above if you are interested in donating to help conserve the environment.

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OUR CHALLENGE

Build a network of community support that can provide sustainable funding resources for students to participate in our program.

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THE POTENTIAL

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We are working to provide local high school students with the experience and opportunities that will allow them to become the next generation of conservation leaders.

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THE SOLUTION

 

By providing corporate investment in our youth, we will be able to create wilderness and biodiversity conservation leaders for the future of our world.

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Upcoming events

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  • Spooky Halloween Trail Clean-Up and Hike

    • ​Please join us October 27, 2022 at 5-8pm at Devil's Den State Park for a fun, spooky, and informative trail clean-up and hike at  We will go on a 1-1.5 mile hike and then have a bonfire with hotdogs, s'mores, and more!  We will be partnering with local non-profit Snake Mountain Pack Goats to provide hiking goats to join us on the hike! Please wear/bring mask, hiking shoes, flashlight, and water/snacks. Costumes encouraged!!! 

  • Thai Inspired Student Dinner​

    • Please join us November 6, 2022 from 5-8pm at Pink House Alchemy in Fayetteville for a Thai inspired meal. Students that participated in the 2022 Thailand Expedition will be preparing traditional Thai dishes that they learned to cook on their expedition! More info coming soon!​

  • YGCNWA Student Research Symposium Spring 2023

    • Approximately 90 Fayetteville High School will be presenting their independent research projects ​to the community. The event will be held at Fayetteville High School. Please join us to learn about local student scientific research. More information to come soon.

Current Projects

  • Research Materials Fundraiser--An ongoing effort to raise funds and gather supplies for local students' science research projects related to environmentalism, medicine, and their impacts on culture/society.

  • YGCNWA 2023 Spring Science Symposium--An event to display area high school students' personal scientific research topics, presentations, and achievements (many funded by "Research Materials Fundraiser" above). This will take place in late Spring 2023 at Fayetteville High is open to the public! More information to come soon.

  • Belize June 2023 Scholarships--Funding to help area high school students afford to conduct marine conservation with Holbrook Travel and The Belize Zoo in an effort to give students a global perspective on conservation efforts.

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