Culture and Art

Nature Hiking: What I Have Discovered and Learned

Joe Baust

Guest writer, Nancy Green-Smith, shares her experiences creating a local hiking group.

Posted: 03/17/23

Podcast: Why Climate Journalism Matters

America Adapts Media

Why Climate Journalism Matters: An Inside Look at a Vital and Challenging Beat with Eric Roston of Bloomberg News

Posted: 03/16/23

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NAAEE 2023 Conference and Research Symposium: Call for Presentations

NAAEE

The NAAEE 2023 Call for Presentations is open! Join us virtually for the annual Research Symposium (October 12) and Conference (October 18–20).

Posted: 03/13/23

Type: Call for Presentations/Submissions

Deadline: 05/05/23

Earth Hour 2023

World Wildlife Fund

March 25th at 8:30 your local time is WWF's Earth Hour, where you are encouraged to switch off the lights for one hour.

Posted: 03/08/23

Type: Website

The Handbook of Forgotten Skills

ABRAMS Books

An illustrated step-by-step guide to classic fun and handy skills for a new generation

Posted: 03/02/23

Type: Publication , Book

Earth Stories: Storytelling and Play in Nature

Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

A one-day conference in nature and the gift of story. Participants will learn about moving programs outdoors, the longstanding history and influences of parent participation, and methodology for developing pure play through storytelling. MSDE 6 hours.

Posted: 03/02/23

Type: Conferences

Deadline: 04/19/23

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A Fellowship That Starts Within: Religion and Climate Education

Jenna (Hoover) Cobb

When it comes to facing ecological crises, a fellowship of faith-based young leaders is diving into tradition to find the routes toward the future. Read more in this guest blog post written by Naama Sadan, Ariel Evan Mayse, and Tania Schweig.

Posted: 03/02/23

Summer Institute: Jumping from Joy to Action

VT/NH Energy Education Program (VEEP & NHEEP)

August 7–11 at The World Fellowship Center in Albany, NH. The 2023 VEEP/NHEEP Summer Institute encourages teachers to use play, wonder, and hope as catalysts for inspiring students to make change and to find joy in taking action.

Posted: 02/28/23

Type: Workshops

Ocean Wise Launches Three New Education Kits Centered on Ocean and Climate Change Literacy

Ocean Wise

Ocean Wise has launched three new education kits! The free bilingual kits for Grades 3–12 cover topics including ocean plastic pollution, species at risk, and a case study of Átl’ḵa7tsem/Howe Sound in British Columbia to illustrate eco-system interactions. The kits are designed to support educators in addressing ocean threats, climate change, and conservation in their classrooms.

Posted: 02/28/23

Type: Classroom , Activity

Restoring Ecological and Human Communities Through Regenerative Stories and Actions

California Academy of Sciences

In this episode of the Environmental Education video blog, Dr. Scott Sampson, the executive director of the California Academy of Sciences, shares his ideas about regenerative stories and five senses that can help people become environmental stewards.

Posted: 02/27/23

Type: Media , Video