Come visit us at our top of the watershed campus, the Rock Cliff Nature Center at Jordanelle State Park!
Programs
Join us for a free community program! For upcoming community programs information, send us an email!
Are you a teacher? Check out our school programs!
Contact
If you have questions about the nature center, email our Development Director.
If you have questions about school programs, email our Program Director.
WMI is an Environmental Partner of 1% for the Planet, a global network with thousands of businesses and environmental organizations working together to support people and the planet.
WMI is one of more than 7,000 1% Percent for the Planet Environmental Partners. We are all vetted environmental organizations working toward a wide array of solutions, from climate justice and urban infrastructure to gender equality; indigenous land rights to supply chain sustainability; conservation policy to environmental education, and beyond.
Find out more about 1% for the Planet.
As a member of the Outdoors Empowered Network, Wasatch Mountain Institute believes time spent outdoors is a basic human right. We are united in a shared vision of a future where everyone has positive experiences outdoors and shares the joy, health, growth, and sense of community that comes with it. Everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy time outdoors; when we are more connected to each other, to our communities, and to the world around us, we all benefit.
To support our program participants the Wasatch Mountain Institute Gear Library provides clothing and equipment for all participants to use during programs. By providing everything from gloves to boots and tents to dishes, we outfit participants with everything they need to be safe and comfortable while learning and playing outdoors.
Rethink Outside is a new campaign that promotes the benefits of time spent outdoors as a basic human right. We are united in a shared vision of a future where everyone has positive experiences outdoors and shares the joy, health, growth, and sense of community that comes with it. Everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy time outdoors; when we are more connected to each other, to our communities, and to the world around us, we all benefit.
Wasatch Mountain Institute in the News
Outreach Coordinator Lara Chho discusses the Backcountry Film festival, student programs, and WMI’s mission to connect people to the outdoors in the fall of 2022.
Discover Utah Kids Magazine featured Wasatch Mountain Institute and Rock Cliff in the summer of 2021.
The Park Record featured a story about WMI’s reopening celebration at the Rock Cliff Nature Center in the fall of 2021.