About Us
About Us
Relationships between diverse ecosystems and communities
Who We Are
The first Prescott College classes arrived in the Eastern Midriff Island Region of the Gulf of California in 1969, bringing with them a commitment to experiential education, environmental sustainability and social justice. Established in 1991, the Prescott College Kino Bay Center for Cultural and Ecological Studies provides training and support for students, scientists, educators and community members, and builds platforms for collaborations between different cultures and institutions to co-create long-term conservation solutions based on science, local knowledge and education.
Explore the Center
Our photo gallery brings images of the region’s natural and cultural richness to the public.
The Center supports individual researchers, school groups, university classes, workshops, meetings and conferences.
The Center supports and develops field classes for students from Prescott College, other universities and for high schools.
