On Saturday, June 1st, we had a special day highlighting all that the school has to offer—nature exploration, education, fun activities, a social hour and luncheon, and the wonderfully unique SOC experience of a campfire with good music and good friends along the shore of Lake Wapalanne. Our celebration was also an opportunity for our dedicated leaders to share the rich 75-year history of the School of Conservation, our most recent successes, and our bold vision for the future to lead the way in teacher training, student experiences, and academic research centered on climate change, biodiversity, and sustainability.