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CFI sets the standard for exceptional outdoor education, providing professionally organized, safe, and engaging experiences. Their instructors are knowledgeable, passionate, and excellent at guiding hands-on learning that resonates with high school students. After many years of bringing students to their field camp, I can confidently say that CFI fosters a deep appreciation for the natural world through meaningful, well-structured programming.

My son had a great time. The staff was wonderful to him.. they let them be kids and have some adventure. 

2026 Desert Dwellers Day Camp

Our daughter had such a great time at the CFI Eco-Splorers summer day camp. She felt like she was getting to travel around the world and made some great friends and was excited to return each day. The staff were great to work with! 

2026 Eco-Splorers Day Camp

Amazing location and facilities.  Best place to host a group in the MOAB area.  Thank you so much!  We are looking forward to the next trip!

Sun Valley Community School - Professor Valley Field Camp Retreat

It was a wonderful last hurrah for our St. E's 8th graders! They had a blast, our guides were awesome, the food very good and we had some great moments- especially with Benny. 

St. Elizabeth's School - 8th Grade - 2N Ruby Horsethief

My daughter loves this trip and hopes to one day be a river guide. Thank you SO much for this experience, it is a great experience not just for her, but for the entire family since we get to hear about the cultural elements as well for weeks after the trip. I know that after participating on this trip, my daughter will carry invaluable life skills into her future plans as a conservationist. The guides are wonderful and I appreciate each and every one of them, thank you!!!

2026 Native Teen Guide in Training Program Session I

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Labyrinth Canyon on the Green River is a wilderness treasure that may undergo a change in its Travel Management Plan, affecting its status as designated wilderness. This fall, take a trip through the twists and turns of this remote river with an all female guide and guest crew to learn about the history and future of public lands like Labyrinth Canyon.This trip features discussions with&nbsp;Laura Petersen, a public lands attorney, advocate, and expert in Utah land management and designation, as well as&nbsp;Gretchen Henderson, a writer, artist, and scholar. Full bios can be found in the “Content Expert” tab below. We will also be joined by CFI Naturalist Educators who will lead hikes and short talks on geology, ecology, and river history.Full trip itinerary to be released at a later date.Trip Itinerary:Day 1, September 21:&nbsp;Arrive in Green River and check into your hotel. The accommodations are included within the fee, but dinner is on your own this evening. We will meet up for an evening orientation at 7:30 p.m. We will take some time passing out essential gear, talking about the trip, and getting to know each other.Day 2:&nbsp;After a continental breakfast provided by the hotel, and some final packing, we’ll head to Ruby Ranch to meet the educators, hear a safety orientation, and launch on the river!Days 2 – 5:&nbsp;Our days are a pleasant mix of time in camp, short informative talks, great meals and side hikes both on public land. We will wind through Labyrinth Canyon, enjoy the breathtaking scenery, and set up camp on large, sweeping beaches, gravel bars, or shelves. Greet the days with hot coffee and breakfast, and unwind at camp with a cold drink while the educators take care of meal service, logistics, and river navigation.Throughout this time, we will also hear from our Guest Content Experts! They’ll take the time to share knowledge and insights, while leading discussions around issues critical to the past, present, and future of the river. CFI trips always feature multiple perspectives and educational content led by expert professionals designed to create connection to these incredible surroundings.Day 5:&nbsp;The last day brings time to reflect and express gratitude for the gifts the river has given us. We’ll float the last few miles after lunch and reach the takeout early afternoon, returning to Green River in the evening to say our farewells.

Green River, Utah

2026 Women and Water: Reflections of Labyrinth Canyon

Dome Tent Rental

$2,250 per person with a $300 deposit due upon registration and the remaining $1,950 due by September 4thTrip fee includes first night lodging in hotel (double occupancy), and all agency use fees.

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The paco sleeping pad is 1.5" Thick

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This course is run by the NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute. Please visit <a target='_blank' href="https://www.nols.edu/en/coursefinder/courses/wilderness-first-responder-recertification-WFRR/" target="_blank">NOLS Wilderness Medicine</a> for detailed information about recertification, questions about curriculum, course documents, or other course content.&nbsp; Through a partnership with Canyonlands Field Institute, The NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute offers this course for a recertification for Wilderness first responder (WFR) and Wilderness advanced first aid (WAFA) licenses. This course may also be used to recertify the wilderness portion of a Wilderness EMT. To be eligible for recertification you must possess a current (unexpired) WFR certification from a provider whose WFR course is a minimum of 70 hours. The course takes place at the <a target='_blank' href="https://www.moabvalleyinn.com/?utm_source=local-directories&amp;utm_medium=organic&amp;utm_campaign=travelclick-localconnect&amp;gad_source=1&amp;gclid=CjwKCAjw0aS3BhA3EiwAKaD2ZfUesShw_socN_qj8MwKD4PBeZbQCHg0NFPyIc_rom3fe1V-E77CJhoCGKoQAvD_BwE&amp;gclsrc=aw.ds">Moab Valley Inn. </a>Food or accommodations are not included within course fee.

711 S Main St, Moab, UT 84532

2027 NOLS Wilderness First Responder Recertification

NOLS Wilderness First Responder Recert

United States

Our mission is to cultivate connection to self, community, and nature by creating inclusive educational pathways to the outdoors.

Canyonlands Field Institute

2025 NOLS Wilderness First Responder Recertification: Session I

2025 NOLS Wilderness First Responder Recertification: Session II

Rising grades 1-3 or ages 7-9 9:00am – 12:50pmEco-splorers is a summer day camp designed to introduce your kids to the wonders of the outside world. The camp visits a different location each day, spending time learning, exploring, and experiencing various sites around the Moab area. Through fun, hands-on activities, your kids will immerse themselves within the outdoors. CFI campers develop key motor skills through crafts and games, increase their communication skills through teambuilding activities, and spend time moving around outdoors.

Moab, UT 84532, USA

2025 Eco-Splorers Day Camp

&nbsp;Rising grades 1-3 or ages 7-9&nbsp;living in Utah counties: Grand County, Spanish Valley or La Sal

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&nbsp;&nbsp;Rising grades 1-3 or ages 7-9&nbsp;

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