Over the course of the past year and a half, students, teachers, and schools have dealt with unprecedented circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic; school closures, loss of school-based relationships,… [Read more] A Successful Summer with Great MN Schools
Many philosophers have affirmed the meaning of life. Some say happiness is life’s true meaning, while others say personal and spiritual growth is all that matters in our lifetime. With… [Read more] Limitless Adventure: Learning & Growing in the Outdoors with Emily Seltz
In the spring of 2021, Wilderness Inquiry launched The Inquiry Series: Exploring Inclusivity, a speaker series featuring leaders in inclusion and diversity from across the country whose incredible work is… [Read more] The Inquiry Series: Exploring Inclusivity
Travel over the past year for many was challenging to say the least. Borders closed, and bucket list destinations near and far seemed that much further out of reach. However,… [Read more] Bringing Tanzania to you!
For many years, Wilderness Inquiry has worked alongside the National Park Service (NPS) to create opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to access, enjoy, and explore on… [Read more] Accessibility in America’s National Parks
On January 2, 2021 our friend John Anfinson, Superintendent of the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area (MNRRA), is retiring after a 40-year career with the federal government. A native… [Read more] Snickerdoodles on the Mississippi: A Tribute to John Anfinson
While 2020 brought immense challenges that impacted our communities, country, and world, we have also seen resilience, hope, imagination, connection, and changes that will guide us in the years to… [Read more] 2020 Year in Review – Everyone Belongs in the Outdoors
Tis the season of giving, and we hope you will give the gift of experiences! Have you ever wondered what to buy for that someone who seems to have everything?… [Read more] Give the Gift of Experiences
“I’d go to the Moon for Wilderness Inquiry.” Those are the words Catherine “Baba” Finch once said when asked if she would be willing to drive 75 miles to attend… [Read more] Tribute to a Champion – Catherine “Baba” Finch
To celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Wilderness Inquiry would like to recognize that we are guests in the outdoor spaces we enjoy and acknowledge the original descendants of the places we… [Read more] Indigenous Peoples’ Day
