Learning is Wild Scholarship

The "Learning is Wild" scholarship helps families in need of financial assistance to have a chance to attend WildeCamp.

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Scholarship applications must demonstrate a financial need to receive funding. Funds ensure everyone can access The Wilds’ unique view of the natural world. 


Frequently Asked Questions

What programs do scholarship funds apply to?

Funds are available to use for our WildeCamp.

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What are the requirements and restrictions for Individual Scholarship Funds?
  • Individuals who would otherwise not be able to attend education programs can be awarded need-based funding.
  • A financial statement of need must be included in the application.
  • One scholarship per participant may be awarded per year. If applying for multiple participants, submit one form for each individual.
  • Applications are due at least three weeks before the scheduled educational program begins.
  • Notification of approval status may take up to two weeks.
  • Missing the scheduled program without notifying the Conservation Education Department may result in future scholarship denial. 
  • Scholarship approval does not guarantee a spot in the educational program. Registration is based on availability. 
  • Scholarship Funds do not include transportation assistance.
What happens after I am approved?

Once your scholarship is approved, the Conservation Education Department will notify you of the approval status. Once notified, follow these steps:

  • You will be contacted to confirm the date, time and title of your requested program, and notified of availability of the program.
  • If the program is available, you will be registered and asked to pay for 10% of the program fees.
  • After registration and payment, you will receive a confirmation email with important program details.
Additional Questions?

Email education@thewilds.org or call us at 740-638-5030 ext. 2286


"Learning is Wild" Scholarships are made possible through the generous support of Battelle and the J.W. and M.H. Straker Charitable Foundation. 

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