Our Purpose
To be one with Nature 🌲
The Nature Club aims to let you learn about nature, wildlife, and preserving our natural resources. Our mission is for everyone to respect nature and learn what it’s like to be at One with Nature.
The Nature Club aims to let you learn about nature, wildlife, and preserving our natural resources. Our mission is for everyone to respect nature and learn what it’s like to be at One with Nature.
Some of the fun activities that we do
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Nature Bingo
Nature bingo is a fun game that encourages players to explore the outdoors and find different natural items on a bingo card, such as a leaf, bird, or flower. The first player to find and mark off all the items in a row, column, or diagonal wins. It's a great way to connect with nature and learn about the environment.
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Nature Hikes
Hikes are outdoor activities that involve walking or climbing on natural trails and paths in order to explore and appreciate nature. Hikes can vary in difficulty and distance, and can take place in a variety of environments such as forests, mountains, or along the coastline. Hiking is a great way to get exercise, connect with nature, and enjoy the great outdoors.
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Nature Scavenger hunt
A nature scavenger hunt is a fun outdoor activity in which participants are given a list of natural items or features to find in a specific area, such as a park or forest. These items can include plants, animals, rocks, or other natural objects. The first person or team to find all the items on the list is the winner. It's a great way to explore nature, learn about different species, and have fun outdoors.
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Nature Debate
The Nature Club host debates or discussions related to environmental issues or topics related to sustainability and conservation. These debates may be open to the public or may be organized as part of the Nature Club's educational initiatives. The debates may involve experts in the field, members of the organization, or other individuals with an interest in the topic. The purpose of the debates would likely be to provide a forum for discussion and exchange of ideas on important environmental issues and to encourage individuals to become more engaged in efforts to protect the environment.
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Nature Talks
Nature is the term used to describe the physical world around us, including all living organisms, the landscapes and environments they inhabit, and the natural processes that shape and sustain them
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Where do we meet
The Nature Club's usally meets up every week in room 708 at Castro Valley High School ever Thursday at 12:54, but our meeting schedule can vary depending on the specific events and initiatives being organized by the organization. The best way to find out about upcoming events and meetings is to check the Nature Club's website or social media pages. Alternatively, you can contact the organization directly to inquire about their meeting schedule or how to get involved.
Our History
Started
2019
The Nature Club is a non-profit organization focused on promoting environmental education and conservation efforts. The organization was founded in 2019 by Zachary Schley, a high school student in California, USA. Zachary recognized the urgent need for action on environmental issues and wanted to create a community-focused organization that could inspire and empower people to take action.
Our first location
2020
Canyon Middle School has a popular school club that offers a variety of activities, ranging from community service to creative writing, music, and art. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the club to adapt to online learning, but with the help of technology, students were able to continue pursuing their interests. Despite the challenges, the club has remained active and thriving, thanks to the leadership of Ms. Dahms and the dedication of its members. The club at Canyon Middle School is an excellent example of how students can come together to pursue their passions, both online and in person.
In early 2022, we surpassed the 2 million member mark in our club. Additionally, we launched a fantastic new website. Furthermore, Zachary stepped down as President, assuming the role of CEO and founder. Calvin then assumed the role of President in his place.
Early 2022
A lot
A lot more part 2
Late 2022 & early 2023
In late 2022, Calvin hired Dilion as the Vice President, and we began operations at our new location, Castro Valley High School. Additionally, we were fortunate to welcome some exceptional new staff members, including Kaylee Swanberg and Harper Kiely. It is also worth mentioning that we launched a new website, which you are currently viewing.
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Who are we...
The Nature Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting environmental education and conservation efforts. And also we are
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Non-profit organization
The Nature Club is a non-profit organization that is focused on promoting environmental education and conservation efforts. This means that the organization is driven by a commitment to making a positive impact on the environment and is not motivated by profit.
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Community-focused
The Nature Club is a community-focused organization that aims to inspire individuals and communities to take action to protect the environment and create a sustainable future. This means that the organization works to engage and empower people to become environmental stewards and to work together to make a difference.
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Initiatives and events
The Nature Club hosts a variety of initiatives and events aimed at promoting environmental education and conservation efforts. These include community cleanups, educational presentations, and outdoor activities that promote spending time in nature. The organization also partners with experts in the field to deliver educational presentations on a variety of topics related to environmental conservation, climate change, and sustainability.
