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Southern California Sea Turtle Monitoring Project

Aquarium of the Pacific

Apply to be a community science project volunteer monitoring sea turtles in the San Gabriel watershed!

KEEP Green Team Mini-Grants

Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program (KEEP)

Wisconsin K–12 student groups can apply to receive a mini-grant of $300 to $700 for a project to reduce the carbon footprint of their school community.

Through federal funding opportunities of up to $5,000, NOAA Planet Stewards supports formal and informal educators in carrying out hands-on stewardship projects with elementary through college-age students, as well as the general public.

National Geographic Society’s Slingshot Challenge welcomes students ages 13-18 to submit a one-minute video depicting a solution to a current environmental problem for a chance to win $10,000. The challenge’s aim is to encourage young people to use their voice and creatively tackle the environmental issues of today. Students may work alone or in a team of up to six members on their video.
Submission deadline is February 24, 2023.

We invite you to share campus-based initiatives you have come across that foster collaboration among faculty from environmental studies and other areas of study to facilitate integrative educational experiences for undergraduates. You may do so by completing this five-minute survey. 

Following multiple years of special topic volumes, the Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (CJEE) editorial team is pleased to make an open call for papers for Volume 26.

On Tuesday, December 13th at 6:30pm EST/3:30pm PST, join Picture Motion and Camping to Connect for an exclusive, virtual pre-release screening of WOOD HOOD, recent winner of Best Short Film at Banff, the world's largest mountain film festival. The film screening will be followed by a panel conversation exploring Nature Deficiency In Urban Youth, and should last about one hour in total.

Middle and high school teachers interested in pilot testing one or two activities from Schoobio, a new online biocultural diversity curriculum, in November 2022 are encouraged to share feedback.