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Exploring By The Seat of Your Pants

Exploring By The Seat of Your Pants

Exploring By The Seat of Your Pants connects classrooms with conservationists, scientists and explorers worldwide through interactive live free broadcasts! Learn how you can take part and tune in today!

Digital resource list for educators.

Personal Anti-Racist Growth

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Fuel your lifelong process of anti-racist growth with these resources.

Family Anti-Racist Growth

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As parents and guardians, we want to raise our kids to fight racism. These resources can help with the necessary conversations and continued change.

Nonformal Educators: Anti-Racism Guides and Programming

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Dive in to this resource list of articles, guides, and case studies to learn about nonformal environmental education grounded in anti-racism.

Formal Educators: Anti-Racism and Representation

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Use these resources in your classroom to ensure representation and an anti-racism attitude in your curriculum.

Organizations and Thought Leaders

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Get to know the people and organizations that are doing the incredible work to make our world more equitable. Follow them, support them, and be inspired to do the same.

COVID-19 POC Impact

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In addressing and overcoming the challenges of COVID-19, we must recognize its disproportional impact on communities of color.

Organizational Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

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Support your organization's justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts with these resources.

Environmental Justice

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It is crucial that we teach about and work towards environmental justice. Utilize these resources to expand your knowledge!

Diversity in the Field

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This resource list amplifies the voices and experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color working in environmental and related fields.

Online Palm Oil Lesson Plan

The Orangutan Gang

This online lesson plan, developed by the Orangutan Gang, allows teachers to mix and match four activities including fillable virtual worksheets, video discussions, and online research. Students of all educational levels can learn about orangutans and palm oil and design their own conservation projects through a virtual online classroom space.

Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Hundreds of thousands of people contribute bird observations to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology (CLO). Scientists use these data to understand how birds are affected by habitat loss, climate, and environmental changes. These insights inform actions to protect birds and habitats. CLO offers several citizen science projects that work well in educational settings.

GLOBE Program

The GLOBE Program

The Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) program is an international science and education program that provides students worldwide with the opportunity to participate in data collection and the scientific process, and contribute meaningfully to our understanding of the Earth system and global environment.

Teachers, directors, and childcare providers can find helpful, FREE online content like webinars and outdoor activities at ERAFANS.org.

Earth Force is committed to ensuring that young people have the knowledge, skills, and motivation to be effective civic participants who bring their environmental values to public decision-making

Marine Conservation Masters Degree

Miami University

The Marine Conservation masters degree program which falls under our Master of Professional Science (take the same courses as Ph.D. and MS students, but instead of a thesis/dissertation, you do an internship/research in the field with organizations such as NOAA, NPS, NGOs, etc. and 94% of students have a job in the field 6 months after graduation)

Youth Climate Summit Toolkit

The Wild Center's Youth Climate Program just released a revamped version of the Youth Climate Summit Toolkit, a free resource for locations around the world that are interested in hosting their own summit. The toolkit includes a step-by-step guide for framing a summit, organizing a planning team, partnering with youth, selecting speakers, fundraising, and making a summit fun!

Cards for each of the major Science Standards to post in the classroom for student reference.

Tree Campus K–12 inspires the next generation of tree stewards through experiences that bring the benefits of trees to life both inside and outside the classroom.

Follow a simple framework and access free tree-centric resources to connect your students to nature through trees and earn recognition for your school.

Tanglewood Nature Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit located in Elmira, NY. Our mission is to lead and support education and preservation efforts in our region to achieve a heightened awareness, understanding, enjoyment, and caring for our natural environment.

We strive to fulfill our mission every day by: maintaining over 10 miles of trails, offering educational programming for children and adults, providing homes in our exhibits for more than 40 native and exotic animals, and welcoming over 35,000 visitors a year.
The Nature Center and Museum is always free to visit.

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