10 Emotions Teachers Feel While Traveling with Students

10 Emotions Teachers Feel While Traveling with Students

Student travel can provide some of the most rewarding opportunities and memories—for students and teachers. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t some stressful (and sometimes hilarious) moments along the way. Have you felt any of these emotions while...
Creatively Handling the Unexpected

Creatively Handling the Unexpected

When adapting may be more important than planning. Don’t let fear of the unknown and unexpected stop your travels. Many people fear getting caught in a unique situation and not knowing what to do, yet we are resourceful and often discover creative ways to handle...
Environmental Education Opportunities in Staten Island

Environmental Education Opportunities in Staten Island

Though New York City has most everything to do that you can think of, the “unexpected borough” has plenty to offer students looking to be immersed in nature and learn something along the way. Check out some of the awesome opportunities that await you in...
Why is Travel Important?

Why is Travel Important?

Hazel Mejia is the Program Manager for SYTA and the SYTA Youth Foundation. She’s been with SYTA for five years and has worked with SYF the entire time. Mejia started with SYTA as the Association Administrator, moved into a Membership and Development Coordinator...
Secrets from Manitoba’s Southwest

Secrets from Manitoba’s Southwest

This central Canadian province is known for its iconic wildlife experiences, including seeing polar bears and beluga whales in Churchill. Its capital city—Winnipeg—is celebrated for its diverse arts and culture and red-hot food scene. But for those wanting to explore...
Stepping Out on the Savanna

Stepping Out on the Savanna

For the past five years, The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has been working on an ambitious plan to transform the elephant, giraffe and lion habitats in African Journey. Zoo staff have collaborated closely with exhibit designers on every detail, to create stimulating...