With Outdoor Educator
Eli Marienthal

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Bringing Young People Back to Earth

Outdoor educator and rites of passage mentor Eli Marienthal shares how he facilitates outdoor youth education and nature connection. He offers insights based on his years of experience guiding teens and young adults to find meaning and self-awareness through connecting to Earth. Eli discusses how he weaves relationships with integrity so that those who learn with him can do the same with other people, as well as animals, plants, and Earth.

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About Eli Marienthal

Eli is a lifelong learner and educator. He is Co-Director of Back to Earth and a founding faculty member of W.I.L.D., where he guides wilderness rites of passage adventures for teens and young adults. He is trained through The Tracking Project in Corrales, New Mexico, a non-profit led by John Stokes devoted to peacemaking, nature awareness, and cross-cultural respect. He is a NOLS alumnus and a certified Wilderness First Responder.

Eli holds bachelor’s degrees and a master’s degree in comparative literature and international development studies from Brown University and is an “all but dissertation” Ph.D. candidate in the Geography Department at UC Berkeley. He has conducted research in Haiti, India, and the United States.

Eli is also a poet, songwriter, and spoken-word performer. He is a former Youth Speaks slam champion and a national youth slam team member. As a young person, he worked extensively in regional theater, including at Berkeley Repertory Theater, ACT, and The Magic Theater, as well as in film and television. Notable credits include The Iron Giant, Slums of Beverly Hills, and American Pie I and II.