About the Webinar

Join Wisconsin educator Lalitha Murali to learn how she empowered students to develop a water conservation project and become change makers in their community, as part of about her NAAEE CEE-Change Fellowship project. Every year, hundreds of Glen Hills students visit the local Milwaukee River to do water testing, biotic index, and participate in the river-cleanup. This year, for their NAAEE Project, they wanted to take on the leadership role and participate in a couple of activities to educate our community and younger students about protecting our environment and how to be a responsible citizens.  

Glen Hills Students participated in a series of events to educate others about environmental sustainability, clean water, water testing, and also participated in the river cleanup and school yard cleanup activities. The group hoped that by participating in these activities and doing water testing experiments, they will have educated others about the environmental problems, develop critical thinking, and coding skills. The Glen Hills students are the Lake Michigan Champion of Conservation Award Recipients. 

Learn more about the CEE-Change Fellowship program. 

Who Should Attend? 

Classroom teachers and nonformal educator who want to learn more about how to meaningfully engage students in real-world environmental education and those interested in becoming CEE-Change Fellows. 

Details

This event will be held online using the Zoom platform on Tuesday, July 7, at 11:00 AM Central Time.

Registration is free for members of the Wisconsin Association for Environmental Education. Others can register for a $10 fee.