Smithsonian Teacher Training: How to Be a Scientist Office of the Under Secretary for Education at Smithsonian Institution Looking for ways to inspire your students with stories of innovative women in science? Join an educator-focused webinar on new ways to teach the predator/prey dynamic in the classroom featuring Dr. Rachel Page.
Deep Dive Series: Why Hope Matters Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs How are you feeling about the future of the planet? Join Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs for this free webinar where we'll share tools and mindset approaches as well as solutions journalism sources to help move beyond the disempowerment of doom and gloom towards solutions-based climate hope.
Smithsonian Teacher Training: How to Be a Scientist with Rachel Page Smithsonian Educators: Want to know how to teach predator/prey interactions through a game about the love lives of frogs? Join the Smithsonian Institute for a free webinar for teachers on Tuesday, February 15, at 4 p.m., ET.
Masters of Natural Resources - 1-year program - NO GRE Required University of Idaho - McCall Outdoor Science School Build the skills to change the world. A University of Idaho – Environmental Education and Science Communication (EESC) graduate student earns a Masters of Natural Resources in 10.5 months. While living at our incredible McCall Field Campus grads develop an array of professional skills and expertise. Starts in August 2022.
EcoBlitz Microcredential EcoBlitz EcoBlitz is an interdisciplinary environmental education & community science program created by a team of California-based National Geographic Explorers and National Geographic Certified Educators. The spirit of interdisciplinary collaboration encourages students to explore plant and animal biodiversity like a biologist, and trash and plastics like an anthropologist. Students learn about their communities through lenses of global education, geographic education, and environmental education.
School Gardening 101- Creating a Garden New York Botanical Garden In this 5-day course, advocate for, plan, create, or revive a school garden.
Increasing Representation in the Natural World New York Botanical Garden During this online course, participants will unpack individual aspects of identity, and how those relate to a (dis)connection and exposure to nature.
Learning to Act on Environmental Justice: How Smithsonian Science for Global Goals Cultivates Sustainability Mindsets Maine Conservation Voters Register for the "Learning to Act on Environmental Justice: How Smithsonian Science for Global Goals Cultivates Sustainability Mindsets," happening on Friday, Feb. 4, 12–1 PM ET.
Climate Solutions in Color: Passing the Mic to Underrepresented Climate Heroes Project Drawdown Happening Tuesday, February 1 at 1 pm ET, this virtual event focuses on "the importance of creating more diverse, equitable, inclusive, and just spaces for climate solutions—with an eye toward the past, present, and future."
Spiritual Leadership for a Climate-Changed World The BTS Center in Portland, Maine, hosted a webinar on using spiritual leadership in the environmental movement.