Culture and Art

Blue watery background with bubbly text that reads from left to right, "Creative Water Contest.. Ripple Effect. Make Waves for Water Awareness. Win a $100 Gift Card." The EPA and Youth Engaged Change logos at the bottom.

2024 EPA Creative Water Contest

EPA

Youth Engaged 4 Change

Creatively share why water is important in your community or describe why you would consider a career in the water workforce, and you could win a $100 gift card. Eligible for people ages 13 to 24. The contest is now OPEN (April 22–May 12)!

Posted: 04/24/24

Type: Contest

Deadline: 05/12/24

A group of educators gather at the Lundberg's property in Pittsburg, NH during the 2023 Forests of NH Teacher Tour to learn about wildife management techniques.

2024 Forests of NH Teacher Tour

NH Timberland Owners Association

This professional development opportunity includes a 4-day tour of New Hampshire forests and mills. The tour incorporates a Project Learning Tree workshop and lessons throughout the visits. Participants will have the chance to meet with loggers, foresters, mill owners, and other natural resource and forest products professionals. Each participant will be certified as a Project Learning Tree teacher and be eligible for certification of 30 contact hours. | July 23–26, 2024

Posted: 04/24/24

Type: Workshops

Deadline: 05/31/24

Group of CEE-Change Fellows standing on building steps

CEE-Change Fellowships: Uniting to Cultivate a Future with Civic Environmental Education

Earth Force

Join an inspiring discussion on the transformative power of CEE-Change Fellowships during Environmental Action Civics Week! The panel brings together three CEE-Change Fellows dedicated to merging civics with EE. Learn about their individual projects to advance youth environmental decision-making, followed by an in-depth Q&A session. | May 3, 2024

Posted: 04/23/24

Type: Webinars

Bread Bike

Bullfrog Films

Three enthusiastic young Californians are creating delicious food, promoting healthy local produce, building community and having fun at the same time.

Posted: 04/22/24

Type: Media , Video

Worm's eye view of a pair of hands picking up plastic trash on beach, and in the background is a blurry group of three other volunteers and a ferris wheel

Resolving Tensions in Climate Change Education

Elisa Mattson

Elisa Mattson navigates striking the right balance of encouraging personal actions for the environment without undercutting climate action support.

Posted: 04/16/24

Floating Earth made up of green fluffy moss of different colors.

Earth Day: A Reflection on Its Origins, Evolution, and Significance

Carrie Albright

In celebration of Earth Day, we unite globally on April 22, embracing a shared commitment to caring for our planet.

Posted: 04/04/24

Blue background with text, "Environmental Education and Civic Engagement." Under the text is a row of photos of the panelists.

Environmental Education & Civic Engagement

Cornell University

Join an expert panel on May 1st, 2024 at 10 AM ET to explore how environmental education can foster civic engagement, catalyzing community and ecosystem well-being, environmental justice, and equitable governance.

Posted: 04/02/24

Type: Webinars

Wild Wonder Educator Program

Wild Wonder Foundation

WildWonder offers dozens of free activities to engage learners of all ages in nature journaling and outdoor learning.

Posted: 03/27/24

Type: Classroom , Activity

Two people sit and talk with each other on a large boulder outside. In the background, a stand of tall yellow flowers.

ANCA Summit: Accepting Program Proposals

Association of Nature Center Administrators

The Association of Nature Center Administrators is accepting program proposals for the 2024 ANCA Annual Summit, Sept. 9–13 at the Museum of Science & History in Memphis, Tennessee.

Posted: 03/25/24

Type: Call for Presentations/Submissions

Deadline: 05/27/24

Seeds in soil framed by green leaves in foreground

Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden

Dr. Camille T. Dungy is an African American poet who infuses her poetry with pictures of native plants she used in her Colorado yard. She also discusses how her race and culture affect her knowledge and past experiences in the outdoors and broadens this to experiences of African Americans who have come before her as well.

Posted: 03/22/24

Type: Publication , Book