Eagle Eye is a nonprofit creating opportunities for youth from urban communities to learn about, connect with, and be inspired to protect the natural world.
We’re proud to share the story of an Eagle Eye alum that vividly illustrates the power of time in nature.
We invite you to listen to Sabiha’s story, as she explains how experiential learning opportunities rooted her in a connection to nature & galvanized a career path. 🦅🌿
Thank you to each and every one of you that participated in our Step-Up-For-Equity Walk! 🦅
Thanks to your generous support, we’ve raised more than $21,500 toward our goal to ensure access to nature for ALL youth.
Help us reach our $25,000 goal 👇
https://t.co/nTpyhRi0uk
Our Step-Up-For-Equity in Nature Walk fundraiser concludes on October 28– meaning, there’s still time to help us reach our goal of $25,000! ⛰🦅
Walk with us remotely, and rally your community to sponsor your walk at the link below👇
https://t.co/0qgYuSixAm
A crisp fall morning outdoors, time to connect with the land, and time with @EagleEyeInst community – what could be better?
We’re just three weeks away from our Step-Up-For-Equity in Nature Walk– register to join us today! 🦅⛰️
https://t.co/xhW0uHoZcz
You're invited to @EagleEyeInst annual Step-Up-For-Equity in Nature Walk, on October 14th at Mount Tom State Reservation 🌿 Or, hike with us remotely at any time from October 7-28!
Reserve your spot today – space is limited!
https://t.co/xhW0uHoZcz
Mark your calendars! Join @EagleEyeInst co-founders Anthony and MaJa for their @pbs debut in the series "getting dot OLDER" 📅
Catch the episode premiere live this Sunday at 4 PM EST on Boston’s WGBH-44, or on demand on PBS Passport 📺
https://t.co/BKc1rqHxZb
Halfway through our April gear fundraiser, we've raised $1,500 towards our $3,500 goal. Thanks so much to those who donated so far! Some gear is on its way but we still need your help to get fully geared up for 2021. Help us outfit our youth today! - https://t.co/o4bomKv7je
We are excited to announce that we have partnered with @gearforward_org to get the gear we need for our programs. If we meet our fundraising goal of $3,500, we will be outfitted with $6,500 worth of gear. Help us take advantage of this amazing opportunity! https://t.co/Dr6eHCu3Tv
A Renewal of Our Commitment
From the Eagle Eye Institute Board and Staff
June 5th, 2020
Eagle Eye Institute was founded in 1991 by Hampshire College alum Anthony Sanchez to connect youth from underserved urban… https://t.co/E87bSVfKLJ
Dave Kittredge was an early instructor on our Learn About Forests programs and a passionate champion for young people's connection to nature and conservation. He passed away on March 13th. Read Bill Labich's tribute to Dave on our blog: https://t.co/gMDj4BKC4h
We are accepting applications for our paid Residential Summer Internship and Internship Coordinator positions thru April 17th! College students and recent grads interested in environmental education, sustainable living, and social justice: https://t.co/1TORgy56bK
Our Residential Summer Interns receive training in our hands-on program model and design and lead original activities for urban youth in our summer programs. Apply now for a one-of-a-kind summer internship experience! https://t.co/1TORgy56bK
EAGLE Club learns about aerial insectivores (birds and bats who eat insects while in flight) and builds nest structures for birds whose habitats are disappearing. We're grateful for the expertise of our… https://t.co/r3L8JS5wVw
EAGLE Club redesigned their school with the help of Landscape Architect Anja Duffy of Holyoke. Students added gardens, solar panels, new paint, an outdoor gym, and a pedestrian bridge. #eagleclub#deancampus… https://t.co/dqkAuVkIqN
"Working with Eagle Eye this past summer was one of the most impactful experiences I have been lucky enough to have had. I gained so many life skills, underwent personal growth, and made life-long connections with very special people." -Madi, 2019 Intern https://t.co/1iNcWoDQNC
We had a great day snowshoeing with paulofreire_sj at MountainStar Forest on Tuesday, January 21. Students explored the forest in winter and tracked the animals that make it their home: black bear, deer, mouse, gray… https://t.co/1NtYX6rVJC
We loved this afternoon's Career Talk with DCR Trail Section Head Paul Jahnige! Paul discussed his background in urban forestry, working for the state, and how young people can get started on an environmental career… https://t.co/V2IypKtClU