Type of Program: Summer Enrichment Program or Camp
What is official name of the program: Rustic Pathways
Muliple Bay students have done Rustic Pathways programs
Muliple Bay students have done Rustic Pathways programs
- The Elephant Conservation Project (Thailand) Iliana P-B
- Impact of climate change on Marine Environments (Fiji) Phoebe Brown
Rustic pathways offers a huge number of travel programs for students. Check out their website!
Focus: Leadership and elephants
Age Eligibility: 14-18, also college students
Financial aid available?: Yes
Description from student participant:
Elephant Program: I got to learn a lot about elephants and I got to connect with these magnificent creatures. Going overseas without Knowing anyone can be scary but it taught me a lot about myself and making friends. My program took place in different locations in Thailand.
Climate Change Program: Studying how climate change affects coral reefs. We were in the water almost everyday for 2 weeks seeing different types of reeves in different shapes because of climate change. We learned a lot of marine biology lessons and got to see what healthy vs. not healthy reeves were while learning the importance of all the species and the reef as a whole. It was the most incredible experience of my life and I feel so provenances to see these untouched coral reeves while they're still alive as so many are depleting. My program took place in Fiji. We spent some time at the main island but also ventured out to many of the small, more remote islands.
Elephant Program: I got to learn a lot about elephants and I got to connect with these magnificent creatures. Going overseas without Knowing anyone can be scary but it taught me a lot about myself and making friends. My program took place in different locations in Thailand.
Climate Change Program: Studying how climate change affects coral reefs. We were in the water almost everyday for 2 weeks seeing different types of reeves in different shapes because of climate change. We learned a lot of marine biology lessons and got to see what healthy vs. not healthy reeves were while learning the importance of all the species and the reef as a whole. It was the most incredible experience of my life and I feel so provenances to see these untouched coral reeves while they're still alive as so many are depleting. My program took place in Fiji. We spent some time at the main island but also ventured out to many of the small, more remote islands.
Where is the program: All over the world, depending on the program.
Length: 2-3 weeks
Bay Students who have participated (if email is included, they are happy
to email or talk to you about the program): Iliana Pliska-Bloch '19,
Phoebe Brown, '19, Asha McGee '19, Anna O'Neill '20, Amanda Bradley '19
Phoebe Brown, '19, Asha McGee '19, Anna O'Neill '20, Amanda Bradley '19
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