Corporate Sponsors and Sponsor Involvement
Share your love for science.

Volunteer with Nature in the City!

How to Get Involved
Baltimore Woods provides many opportunities for corporate groups and individuals to volunteer.

Opportunities range from working in the classroom with one of our environmental educators, to sponsoring a hat & mitten drive, or cleaning up a local green space.

We can work with you to create unique events that meet our needs as well as your corporate volunteer interests.

Click here to download our Volunteer Opportunities brochure.

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"Participating in the program, both in the classrooms and at Elmwood Park, was a rewarding experience. I worked with a group of professional environmental educators and applied my knowledge of biology to teach observational and analytical tools to elementary students.  The hands-on teaching approach provided  learning that focused on the nature in the students' neighborhoods. The program also provided examples of human activity effects on the environment and identified appropriate environmental stewardship."
Dave Wilson, Corporate Volunteer, O'Brien & Gere

Sponsor Newsletter Archives
2010 NITC WINTER NEWSLETTER
2011 NITC FALL NEWSLETTER
2011 NITC NEW YEARS CARD
2011 NITC SPRING NEWSLETTER
2011 NITC SUMMER NEWSLETTER
2012 NITC FALL NEWSLETTER
2012 NITC NEW YEARS CARD
2012 NITC SPRING NEWSLETTER
2012 NITC SUMMER NEWSLETTER

Thank You to Our 2012-2013 Sponsors

Baltimore Woods Nature Center has received significant financial support from the Syracuse City School District and area corporations to bring science-based nature education programs into the Syracuse city schools. The Syracuse City School District is generously matching the donations The Nature in the City programs teach important natural science concepts to elementary children through meaningful interaction with their neighborhood environment.    

At Baltimore Woods, we believe that an awareness and knowledge of the natural world are essential to developing a sense of stewardship. We are grateful to our corporate and institutional supporters for helping us place science education in the context of our urban children's lives and neighborhoods.




























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