36 Hours of Keystone Beneficiary

Founded in 1975, The Keystone Center is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to develop solutions to societal issues through the innovative use of deliberative frameworks, inclusive processes, and analytical scientific information.  A division of The Keystone Center, Keystone Science School (KSS) inspires respect for science, the environment, self and others using scientific frameworks, inquiry and interdisciplinary academic instruction in the natural world.  Through its programs, KSS strives to stimulate and strengthen students’ critical thinking skills; recognize and apply relationships between classroom lessons and the natural world; enhance leadership and team-building skills, and demonstrate how collaboration can act as a tool for addressing complex environmental issues. On its 23-acre campus, Colorado, KSS provides field science experiences for more than 3,500 participants annually through its school groups program, Classroom Access to Science Education (CASE), and summer science education programs, Discovery Camp; Counselor Assistant Program; and Keystone Mountain Adventures, for students ages 7 to 17.

For more information about The Keystone Center, please visit keystone.org.