Join us for community birchbark medallion workshops in remembrance of Butch Phillips. In collaboration with Penobscot Nation Cultural Historic Preservation Office and the Penobscot Nation Museum, this project supports the continuation of the legacy of birchbark art, Penobscot culture and love for community that Butch offered to the world. Contact Gabe Paul to sign […]
Click Below Wabanaki Youth In Science Spring Newsletter
The Forest Stewards Youth Corps-Maine (FSYC-ME) will bring together a 5-person crew to work alongside the Penobscot Nation (PN) to complete forest stewardship projects such as invasive plant removal, trail maintenance, bridge building, timber sale layout, and creating pollinator habitat. FSYC-ME will provide training and experience to further participants’ employment opportunities in the natural and […]
Join Wabanaki Youth in Science for a weekend of land-based learning, culture, and connection at our (rescheduled) Winter Mini Camp – March 20–22, 2026, hosted at the New England Outdoor Center in Millinocket. Students will engage in snowshoeing and track ID, wildlife biology, beading, snow snakes, fire building, tree and star knowledge, medicinal teas and herbs, and more. Meals, lodging, and transportation from select pick-up […]
We are now accepting applications for WaYS Ancestral Lands Trail Crew 2026 Job Description and Application Link: Job Announcement
Since 2013, WaYS wskitkamikw Earth Camps have brought hundreds of Wabanaki youth together with Cultural Knowledge Sharers and western science educators on ancestral lands for hands-on, land-based learning. Students explore cultural knowledge, witness environmental impacts, build kinship, learn ways to care for the environment and so much more! We are excited to share the […]
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Please join us in welcoming Esther Sappier as the WaYS Program Administrator!