Beaver Relocation with Cascade Forest Conservancy
You might have noticed one of the rounds in our hatchery recently had a makeover. We are so excited to announce that through a partnership with Cascade Forest Conservancy (CFC), Columbia Springs is now a housing location for beavers undergoing relocation! The beavers...
Our Statement on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Columbia Springs Mission is to offer a unique setting and educational experiences that foster a greater awareness of the natural world and inspire stewardship.EQUITY STATEMENTS Columbia Springs commits to championing policies and practices of community equity that...
AFS Hutton Intern – Hailey Gerdts
My name is Hailey Gerdts, and I have been a Hutton intern at Columbia Springs this summer. Throughout my time here, I have been blessed with connections to many wonderful people and field experiences that have enriched my knowledge of the natural world and...
We’re Hiring!
Education Program Coordinator – Field Trip Lead (Temporary – 9mo, Parental Leave Coverage) Apply by: September 14th, 2022 Job title: Education Coordinator Reports to: Executive Director Compensation: Pay rate starting at $20/ hourly Accrued paid time off + paid...
The Science of Science Education
Researchers Malia Pownall and Talia Schmitt observing a field trip at Columbia Springs. What makes a great environmental education program? Malia Pownall and Talia Schmitt are traveling across the county to find the answer. They are part of a research team...
Invasive Investigation: Himalayan Blackberry
Imagine you are walking along a forest trail, minding your own business, when all of a sudden you are snagged by a long and thorny vine! There’s a good chance it’s the Himalayan Blackberry, an invasive species brought to North America for its fruit from Armenia and...