Natural Resources Programs
SHO Program
Science and Homeschool Outreach
Our Science and Homeschool Outreach program brings hands-on, discovery-based learning to students and families. Each month, we dive into a new theme that sparks curiosity, builds scientific understanding, and connects young learners to the world around them. Sessions combine interactive activities, real-world exploration, and engaging discussions—perfect for homeschool families looking to enrich their science curriculum.
Our Science and Homeschool Outreach program brings hands-on, discovery-based learning to students and families. Each month, we dive into a new theme that sparks curiosity, builds scientific understanding, and connects young learners to the world around them. Sessions combine interactive activities, real-world exploration, and engaging discussions—perfect for homeschool families looking to enrich their science curriculum.
Cornell Climate Stewards
Enhancing the Capacity of New York Communities to Address the Impacts of a Changing Environment
Communities across New York are experiencing warming temperatures, rising sea levels, and extreme weather events, but often have limited capacity to take action. The Cornell Climate Stewards program trains and empowers volunteers to support their communities with this work. Participants learn about the science and best practices for addressing the issues affecting their communities and complete a local volunteer stewardship project.
Communities across New York are experiencing warming temperatures, rising sea levels, and extreme weather events, but often have limited capacity to take action. The Cornell Climate Stewards program trains and empowers volunteers to support their communities with this work. Participants learn about the science and best practices for addressing the issues affecting their communities and complete a local volunteer stewardship project.
Regional MFO
The Master Forest Owner program provides private woodland owners of New York State with the information and encouragement necessary to manage their forest holdings wisely.
The MFO volunteers receive training developed by the Cornell Cooperative Extension Forester from the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment. This training complements their experience as forest owners.
The MFO volunteers receive training developed by the Cornell Cooperative Extension Forester from the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment. This training complements their experience as forest owners.
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