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).
NOAA Planet Stewards Now Accepting Proposals for 2023/2024 Project Funding NOAA Office of Education Through federal funding opportunities of up to $5,000, NOAA Planet Stewards supports formal and informal educators in carrying out hands-on stewardship projects with elementary through college-age students, as well as the general public.
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.
Wasted Food Wasted food is a huge issue in the US and in many parts of the world, so use the resources below to educate and inspire students and communities to get involved in addressing the wasted food issue and help save our planet.
Recycling On-line games, children’s story books, and ideas for finding local educational resources and information on the 3R’s are among the resources you’ll find here.
Higher Education These resources will help educators teach their students whose future work involves K-12 education, nature centers, national and state parks, museums, or outdoor residency schools.
Farm to School Farm to school empowers children and their families to make informed food choices while strengthening local economies and contributing to vibrant communities.
Earth Day Use the resources recommended by our experts to make every day of the year Earth Day for your students!
E-STEM Environmental education has the opportunity to create a pathway for implementing effective and engaging STEM-lessons both in and outside of the classroom.
National Geographic Slingshot Challenge National Geographic National Geographic Society’s Slingshot Challenge welcomes students ages 13-18 to submit a one-minute video depicting a solution to a current environmental problem for a chance to win $10,000. The challenge’s aim is to encourage young people to use their voice and creatively tackle the environmental issues of today. Students may work alone or in a team of up to six members on their video. Submission deadline is February 24, 2023.
