HALE EDUCATION

The land we now call "Hale" has a long and rich natural history, and served as hunting, fishing, and gathering grounds for Indigenous peoples. In 1918, Robert Sever Hale first made it available to scouts from Greater Boston communities, inviting them to build shelters, camp, and farm. Originally dubbed "Scoutland," the organization evolved to become an invaluable community asset that "develops intelligent, capable, and responsible citizens." Mr. Hale's vision and land bequest set the stage for Hale Reservation, which flourished as a center for outdoor education in the 1960s and '70s. Today, Hale Education is reimagining learning through its camps, academic partnerships, and as a community resource... Hale believes nature, education, and recreation inspire us to learn, empower us to lead, and challenge us all to create a world in which people, place, and purpose are united... Equity requires access. Hale aims to close the nature and opportunity gaps, and nurtures partnerships that..

Also known as: Hale, Hale Education, Inc.

Primary location: Westwood United States