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Teen Programs

TIDES (Teens Interested in & Dedicated to Environmental Stewardship)

Join TIDES (Teens Interested In and Dedicated to Environmental Stewardship) and meet other teens from across the city! This opportunity brings students together to complete weekly community service projects that focus on ecology, conservation, and sustainability. TIDES is perfect for students who have an existing or budding interest in the environment, looking for new experiences and are ready to learn new skills. No experience in stewardship or environmental projects is needed to apply!

TIDES is open to high school students ages 14-18. The program takes place over 8-10 consecutive weeks in Brooklyn Bridge Park’s unique waterfront environment.

TIDES sessions run in the spring and fall:

  • SPRING 2024: Check back in the winter for dates and application.
  • FALL 2023: TIDES will run Wednesdays 4:00-6:00 PM, from September 6-November 15. Space is limited, selected applicants will be contacted for an interview. Applications now closed.

Reach out to the Education Department at education@brooklynbridgepark.org with any questions.

TIDES ACTIVITIES

Green Team
Assist our horticulture staff on important gardening projects.
Coastal Cleanup
Combat pollution in the park’s marshes and beaches.
Seining
Humane and historic fishing for East River species and environmental data collection.
Oyster Monitoring
Assessment and measurement of our oyster research stations in collaboration with the Billion Oyster Project.
Rod and Reel Fishing
Learn line fishing techniques and record East River fish species for environmental monitoring projects.
Community Science & Sustainable Landscapes
Discover some of the sustainable features of the park and observe and record data on local species.

Why Apply to TIDES?

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