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Mission Trails program educates 200 local teens on environment and careers

Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation's free Eco Ambassadors program has engaged 200 San Diego County high schoolers since 2023.

Nov 10, 2026, 10:34 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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The Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation's Eco Ambassadors program has reached a milestone, with 200 high school students completing the free program since its launch in 2023, the Times of San Diego reported.

Each cohort includes about 30 students from 25 to 30 different schools across San Diego County, participating in an eight-week hands-on environmental education experience at Mission Trails Regional Park.

The program offers teenagers an up-close look at the natural world, introducing them to scientists, park rangers, and conservation professionals, while also fostering friendships and career exploration opportunities.

Jonathan Serna, the Foundation’s education and outreach coordinator, helps lead the program, emphasizing the value of outdoor learning and environmental stewardship for local youth.

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  1. Times of San Diego: 200 students and counting: Mission Trails inspires the next generation of environmental stewards
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