All-Terrain Learning Adventures (ATLAS) Educator Wellness Summit

Join us for All-Terrain Learning Adventure’s (ATLAS) first Nature-Based Wellness Educator Training, designed for educators seeking to enhance their personal well-being while integrating nature-based learning and wellness practices into their teaching. Using the ATLAS model as a foundation, this hands-on training will provide practical tools to support both educator and student wellness through meaningful outdoor experiences.

All-Terrain Learning Adventures for Students (ATLAS) is a collaboration between the Southeast Land Trust (SELT) and the University of New Hampshire’s Health and Well-Being and 4-H Education and Youth Development teams to deliver a fun, fulfilling outdoor program to help local school-age kids discover a love of nature, nurture mental wellness, and foster connections with land, self, and community.

Cost: $100 (financial aid available)

What You’ll Gain:

Practical Nature-Based Self-Care Strategies – Learn simple yet effective ways to support your personal and professional wellness outdoors.

Curriculum Integration – Discover how to weave nature-based wellness practices into science, math, reading, and writing lessons.

Classroom Culture Shift – Develop an actionable plan to foster a more nature-connected learning environment for your students.

What to Bring:

✔ A few sample lessons to integrate into your action plan

✔ Packed lunch & water bottle

✔ Weather-appropriate clothing (we will be outside for much of the day)

This training is ideal for educators looking to deepen their connection to nature while equipping their students with essential well-being tools.

Limited Participants! Register today and take the next step in creating a nature-connected classroom! 

The program is a collaboration between The Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire and the University of New Hampshire Extension 4-H Youth Development Team. The program serves students in Epping (K-8) and Raymond (K-3), providing experiential outdoor education aligned with Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning’s (CASEL) national social and emotional learning competencies, Next Generation Science Standards, and wild play. ATLAS also provides a winter day camp experience as well as two weeks of summer camp open to any interested youth ages 8-12.