Please do not hesitate to call or email us if you have questions, we are happy to speak with students and parents at any time. By phone or email, we can provide comprehensive answers that:
Ben Szydlowski
Student Programs Co-Director
benszyd@roundriver.org
801-359-4250 x5
Sara Grillo
Student Programs Co-Director
sara@roundriver.org
801-359-4250 x2
How to Apply
After completing your application you will be directed to the online application fee payment page, detailing your payment options.
The application fee is non-refundable and must be paid before your application is processed.
Student health and safety is our top priority. All students are enrolled with Global Rescue for medical advisory and evacuation services during the program. Instructors are also trained in wilderness first aid or as wilderness first responders, and carry a satellite device (inReach) and/or satellite phone with them at all times in case of emergency.
Yes, we encourage students to travel before or after the program. This can be easily arranged with our travel agent, who will help coordinate your travel plans to fit around the program dates.
The visa application process varies depending on the program location. Take a look at the specific program pages on our website for detailed information about visa requirements and application steps. You can find it under ‘What To Expect’.
You’ll receive information and instructions for booking your flights, contact information for our travel agent, and finalized program dates, approximately 3 months before the program begins. Our travel agent will assist you in arranging your travel plans to ensure they align with the program schedule.
Most days will be spent in the field, collecting data for various ongoing conservation projects. A “typical” field day involves:
Other days will be more relaxed. A “typical” camp day includes:
