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After Cellphone Ban, Group for the East End Encourages Kids To Get Outside and Explore

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Group for the East End's Assistant Director of Environmental Education Jen Skilbred, left, with students looking at treasures they found at Maidstone Beach. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Group for the East End's Assistant Director of Environmental Education Jen Skilbred, left, with students looking at treasures they found at Maidstone Beach. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Group for the East End's Assistant Director of Environmental Education Jen Skilbred with East End Seaport Museum summer campers in July. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT

Group for the East End's Assistant Director of Environmental Education Jen Skilbred with East End Seaport Museum summer campers in July. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT

Group for the East End's Assistant Director of Environmental Education Jen Skilbred with East End Seaport Museum summer campers in July. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT

Group for the East End's Assistant Director of Environmental Education Jen Skilbred with East End Seaport Museum summer campers in July. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT

Sag Harbor second-graders at Morton Wildlife Refuge. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Sag Harbor second-graders at Morton Wildlife Refuge. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Jen Skilbred, her husband, Nate Woiwode, and their children at Yosemite National Park during their 15-month cross country trip.

Jen Skilbred, her husband, Nate Woiwode, and their children at Yosemite National Park during their 15-month cross country trip.

Jen Skilbred, her husband, Nate Woiwode, and their children at Coconino National Forest during their 15-month cross country trip.

Jen Skilbred, her husband, Nate Woiwode, and their children at Coconino National Forest during their 15-month cross country trip.

authorCailin Riley on Oct 26, 2025
Earlier this month, Jen Skilbred, the assistant director for environmental education with the Group for the East End, led a group of 12 East Hampton Middle School students on an... more

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