Blog
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Recent Hamline University MAEd NSEE graduate Anna Cochran shares her walking field trip map capstone project. Her research and application utilized the Guidelines for Excellence throughout the project.
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This is a brief introduction to the world of very quick sharing sessions called Slam Sessions.
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What do you use to teach about climate change? Read this blog for ideas on how to teach environmental health and climate change to college students.
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Educating people about a topic, even getting them to care about it, often does not translate into action. Incorporating the Engineering Design Process into environmental education programs can encourage participants to feel ownership for creating solutions to environmental problems.
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This special edition highlights the insights and experiences of several early childhood educators who use natural spaces as their public school classrooms. It also features articles the Natural Start Alliance published on the benefits and how-to's of nature-based early learning in public schools and…
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In this guest blog, Kyle Reid, a 2018 EE 30 Under 30 awardee, celebrates three bright spots in environmental education, conservation, and stewardship.
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On September 12, 2018, attendees of the Global Climate Action Summit affiliate event, “Education: Key to Long-Term Climate Action Success”, were asked to create news headlines for the year 2030.
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In this guest blog, Abhayjeet Singh Sachal, a Young Reporters for the Environment winner, shares about important climate conversations from the 2018 NAAEE conference.
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Guest blogger Elise Osenga shares about her recent experience at the 2018 Healthy Rivers Youth Water Summit, a gathering designed for and in collaboration with students. In her words, "This is the first event I have attended where young people and adult community members were invited to engage one…
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The Global Environmental Education Partnership (GEEP) is launching a quarterly newsletter with the latest news, spotlights, and other announcements on global environmental education. Subscribe to receive GEEP News!
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Susan Lancey, an Early Childhood Special Educator in Vermont, shares her perspective and experiences about including a forest classroom program in her weekly curriculum.
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As we close the year, we are asking EE advocates to thank Congressional supporters of EE and to help us prepare for early outreach in 2019.
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Read how undergraduate student Julie Dickson encounters barriers to accessibility in outdoor education almost daily.
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Did you know that Finland has 12 regional EE networks throughout the country that organize regional meetings, conferences, and more? Learn more about EE in countries around the world with the GEEP’s country profile collection! Don't see your country in the collection? Submit a profile for your…
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We all remember images of situations or events from our childhood, but very young children only perceive parts of what they are seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, or feeling with their skin. The elements of information they retain change with each new experience. This blog by Suzanne Major, PhD in…
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The NatureBridge Educator Development Program encourages and aims to increase representation of those who have had historical and systemic barriers to the field of outdoor education and consequently the workforce.
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Rachael Rost, a 2018 EE 30 Under 30 awardee, reflects on her experience at NAAEE's 2018 Conference in Spokane and the inspiring young leaders she met along the way.
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Tia Wells writes about her experience starting an outdoor education program at her daughter's urban public school in Baltimore, MD.
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Join the DEI eePro Group co-moderators in this informal web chat as they share their experiences and resources from attending the NAAEE conference in Spokane.
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We recently told you about all of the reasons to use a podcast in your classroom: they are engaging, free, and great sources of information! But, you might be left wondering, how do I actually use these podcasts in my classroom?
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What's in your podcast playlist? Do you incorporate them into your formal or informal classroom? Check out this list of suggested podcasts for the classroom!
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We are preparing to increase visibility for environmental education through early outreach to Congress in 2019. Join us as we get organized and ready to build support and momentum for EE in 2019!
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To all who were unable to join us at the eePRO Climate Change Education – Lunch Discussion at the NAAEE Conference in October: I want to let you know what we discussed and decided! While we missed you, we hope you will agree with our plans to invigorate the eePRO Climate Change Education group and…
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Read the Natural Alliance newsletter feature story for tips on how to celebrate the diversity of your families and communities. Learn how the City of Dublin, OH is working to give its youngest residents opportunities to play in nature, explore, and develop empathy and understanding of their animal…
