WCS Youth Network

WCS Youth Network We connect with nature. We explore science. We act on behalf of wildlife and wild places. We are conservation advocates. We are leaders.

WCS Education engages youth through WCS Parks and WCS Global Conservation at the Bronx Zoo, Central Park Zoo, Prospect Park Zoo, Queens Zoo, and New York Aquarium.

Walking Stick bugs, Coqui frogs, trails and waterfalls; oh my! Our interns explored the connection between forests, rive...
06/08/2026

Walking Stick bugs, Coqui frogs, trails and waterfalls; oh my!

Our interns explored the connection between forests, rivers, and oceans through a “ridge to reef” conservation lens in El Yunque National Forest and met some cool critters as well.

Every ecosystem is connected; and protecting one means protecting many.

The rainforest reminded us that conservation is not isolated work. It’s interconnected, collaborative, and global.

🌊🐠 Another inspiring day of Eco-Vivencias brought history, science, and conservation to life.Our interns explored Puerto...
06/08/2026

🌊🐠 Another inspiring day of Eco-Vivencias brought history, science, and conservation to life.

Our interns explored Puerto Rico’s northeastern marine and coastal ecosystems, starting with a snorkeling adventure in the clear waters of Cabezas de San Juan, where they observed the biodiversity that makes these habitats so important.

An archaeological coastal hike then highlighted how generations of people have relied on and shaped these landscapes, reinforcing the connection between culture, history, and conservation.

The day ended with a visit from CIROM, where interns learned about coral restoration and its role in supporting marine life and protecting coastlines from storms and erosion. They also gained insight into the challenges facing reefs and the innovative efforts helping them recover.

By linking science, history, and stewardship, our interns are building a deeper understanding of how healthy ecosystems support thriving communities.

🌎 Every ecosystem has a story—and today, our interns experienced several.

🤝🌎 Conservation is community work.Yesterday, our Eco-Vivencias interns experienced firsthand what can happen when people...
06/04/2026

🤝🌎 Conservation is community work.

Yesterday, our Eco-Vivencias interns experienced firsthand what can happen when people refuse to give up on a vision for a better future.

More than 16 years ago, community leader Martin González and the Comité Amigos de los Árboles (COAMAR) began fighting to protect a beloved green space in Ponce from being cleared for commercial development. Their dedication inspired neighbors, advocates, and partners to come together in defense of the land. Eventually, Walgreens donated the property, and today it is protected under Para la Naturaleza as Bosque El Samán.

Our interns had the honor of participating in the official sign placement ceremony marking this important milestone. They also rolled up their sleeves to help care for the newly protected area—planting 10 native trees and collecting 11 large bags of trash from the park.

Martin shared his story with our youth, reminding them that meaningful change doesn’t happen overnight. It takes courage, persistence, and a belief that ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things when they work together.

Some of our interns were moved to tears as they reflected on the impact one community can have when it stands up for what matters. Yesterday wasn’t just about planting trees—it was about planting hope.

Years from now, the trees our interns planted will continue to grow. The land will continue to be protected. And a piece of each of us will remain rooted there.

Here’s to never giving up on our dreams of a better world. 🌳💚

🍫+💧 Conservation meets innovation at Hacienda Buena Vista.Today interns explored sustainable agricultural systems, artis...
06/03/2026

🍫+💧 Conservation meets innovation at Hacienda Buena Vista.

Today interns explored sustainable agricultural systems, artisanal chocolate making, and the historic use of river-powered machinery.

Learning how communities have long worked with nature—not against it—offers important lessons for building a more sustainable future. 🌱

WCS’s Annual Youth Conservation Summit is back!!! Come learn about local environmental issues through this youth lead ev...
04/09/2026

WCS’s Annual Youth Conservation Summit is back!!! Come learn about local environmental issues through this youth lead event. Register Here: https://wcs.education/ycs2026

Explore new opportunities in the new year. A new you…with us at the zoo! 🦚🦒🐅🦦Are you 14-26 years old and looking for som...
01/01/2026

Explore new opportunities in the new year. A new you…with us at the zoo! 🦚🦒🐅🦦

Are you 14-26 years old and looking for something exciting to do for the summer 2026? Be part of our team of over 1,900 young adults placed in a job, internship, or volunteer opportunity at the

This is your chance to start the year strong 💪 Network with our hiring managers and get your name out there!

Join us on Saturday, February 7th for our annual Job, Internship & Volunteer Expo (JIVE) hosted at the Bronx Zoo! We look forward to seeing you then.

Register Required.
Go to http://bronxzoo.com/jive to select a timed entry ticket.

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