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MRI (Mentor Research Institute)
OBHIC (Outdoor Behavioral Health Industry Council)
OBHRC (Outdoor Behavioral Health Research Council)
NATWC (National Association Of Therapeutic Wilderness Camps)
NATSAP (National Association Of Therapeutic Schools and Programs)
WRC (Wilderness Research Center, University of Idaho)
AEE (Association For Experiential Education)
OEREC (Outdoor Education: Research & Evaluation Center)
WEA (Wilderness Education Association)
OPISU (Outdoor Program. Idaho State University)
Experientia
Naropa

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