Best of NOLS Instagram in 2018
Your favorite photos of wilderness, friendship, and leadership from the NOLS Instagram account in 2018.
Your favorite photos of wilderness, friendship, and leadership from the NOLS Instagram account in 2018.
NOLS grad Maddy Eschholz reflects on the transferrable lessons she brought home from her outdoor semester in the Rockies.
We’re introducing five new courses to our fall lineup that are all 10 days or shorter. Enjoy!
Here’s a peek at the three new courses offered in summer 2017.
When we decide to create a new course, it comes from a combination of our faculty’s passion for the area and constant desire for growth, and from what students say they want to see more of.
So, here’s a peek at the new courses you can take starting the summer of 2017. You can focus on service learning, explore the far north of Norway, or walk through the heart of Alaska’s Talkeetna Range.
Thriving as Women Boaters on the Main Salmon River
Why I Moved 1,600 Miles to Intern at NOLS
Daily Gratitude: NOLS in the Frontcountry
That summer with NOLS cracked me open, so light could get in. The things that ruin us, the things that have us looking up at a star-filled sky ...
Why My Semester Group Thrived
Check out our top favorite photos from NOLS winter courses.
Educator Expedition: Horsepacking through the Gros Ventre and Wind River Mountains of Wyoming
NOLS graduate talks about his NOLS experience, which he funded with veterans benefits through the GI Bill.
How an Outdoor Enthusiast Managed Two Decades in the City [Interview with Curtis Bartosik, Part 1]
What's in the Wilderness?
Fellowships at NOLS Create Pathways to Outdoor Careers
In celebration of National Public Lands Day, check out some of our favorite photos of public lands where NOLS operates!
Remote and Unyielding
There and Back Again: An Intern's Tale
Hot Tang or Hot Chocolate? The NOLS Experience in 1965 and Today
Working to Keep Wyoming Streams Held to Higher Standards
Partnerships Make NOLS Scholarships Possible
Slowing Down in the Absarokas
Lightweight backpacking has a lot of advantages. You can travel further with the same amount of effort, and less wear on your body. It also requires ...
An interview with Expedition Chef and NOLS Grad Mary Brent Galyean
4 Unusual Ingredients to Enhance Any Backcountry Recipe
Creating Family Time—with Llamas
Read how Matt used his veterans benefits to fund a semester in the Rockies and found the space and direction to consider a career in the natural ...
How to Give Effective Feedback to Land Managers
Beyond My City Life: Horsepacking in the Rockies
Peter Metcalf: Living Big
Peter Metcalf: The Dawn
Announcing 50 Years Since First NOLS Course
Weathering Storms and Riding Waves: Interview with Jim Acee (Part 1)
Future Global Leaders Thrive at NOLS Rocky Mountain
NOLS Icon: Andy Carson on Instructing in the Early Days
NOLS Icon: Nancy Pallister, Building Leaders with Grit in the Winds
Saag with Tofu - The NOLS Cooking Show