Trauma Informed Teaching Support Session Earth Force Join Earth Force and our guest speaker Courtney Welton-Michelle Ph.D. November 15th at 4 PM MT.
Teacher Workshops in Conservation Science San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Teacher Workshops in Conservation Science is a free, three-day, professional development opportunity for middle and high school science teachers, as well as administrators and informal educators who engage these age groups.
Professional Development Webinar for Teaching about Climate Change Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability The WorldWide Teach-In on Climate and Justice offers weekly professional development webinars for non-climate experts to learn how to teach about climate change every Wednesday at 10 AM and 9 PM Eastern Time. Topics vary each week. Check out this upcoming webinar for K–12 teachers to incorporate climate change into the classroom, no matter their subject.
Opting in with Birdability Environmental Educators of North Carolina This is an online workshop with Birdability founder Virginia Rose and EENC Program Coordinator Michelle Pearce, happening on Tuesday January 24, from 1 PM–4 PM EST.
Student Livestream Session: "Wolakota: The Return of Buffalo to the Lands and Lifeways of the Sicangu Lakota People" World Wildlife Fund Conservation in the Classroom is WWF's free, virtual livestream series for young learners.
Swoop and Soar—Environmental Education Book Webinar California Reading Association Join raptor biologist and environmental authors, Janie Veltkamp and Deborah Lee Rose, for a webinar on their new award-winning osprey rescue and conservation book on December 8, 4 PM PST/7 PM EST.
The Power of Awe NAAEE You're invited! Join us for "The Power of Awe," a Higher Education eePRO Group Fourth Friday webinar, happening on Friday, October 28 at 1 PM Eastern Time.
"Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops" Films Teach climate change with "Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops," a series of five short films, including an accompanying science standards-based curriculum for grades 6–12 and discussion guides suitable for university-level and community groups.
2023 Residential Environmental Learning Center (RELC) Summit Association of Nature Center Administrators The Residential Environmental Learning Center (RELC) Summit brings together executive directors, education directors, and other leadership staff from RELCs and outdoor schools across North America.
Culturally Responsive Environmental Education Survey Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Culturally responsive environmental education (CREE) was created to enable students to interact with scientists and participate in hands-on science experiments without the stress of hiding their identity. This survey was developed as part of an intern project and master’s thesis seeking to examine ways to improve CREE training in environmental education staff. The purpose of your participation in this survey is to help us at Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) understand the current status of CREE in environmental education, what is needed to improve training strategies, and if a base guideline would help provide better training.