Online courses

Motivating Action for the Planet Online Course

Brooke Tully, LLC

Making Moves is an 8-week, live online course that teaches new techniques for motivating action and creating change for the planet. egistration opens on September 2 and runs through September 23. Save the dates!

Systems Thinking & Sustainability PD for Educators

Compass Education

If you want to learn more about systems thinking and how it can help us educate for sustainability, join the next global cohort of this Teaching & Learning for a Sustainable World course! Fall cohort begins September 2, 2024.

2024 Virtual Marine Naturalist Teachers' Program

The Whale Museum

The Whale Museum is offering a free virtual program for K–12 teachers starting August 6 that aims to enhance knowledge and classroom lessons. It covers the ecology, status, and conservation efforts for endangered Southern Resident killer whales, local marine species, and the Salish Sea.

Young Climate Authors Educator Training Program

Cogitation Club

Come learn how to mentor children's climate storytelling. This educator training equips adults to implement the Young Climate Authors Program with children and youth. The 12-week fully online course, held June 15 to August 31, will cover the following topics: an overview of climate change and climate justice, project-based learning, and mentoring book-authoring.

Earth Rangers Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Action Micro-Credential

Earth Rangers / Éco Héros

Would you like to know more about strategies to help kids cope with Eco-Anxiety? This 5-week online course will introduce you to the background and tools you need. Interactive zoom sessions will give you the chance to discuss challenges and successes with educators across North America. Sign up today!

Climate Advocacy : Making Policy Change

Cornell Civic Ecology Lab

The Civic Ecology Lab at Cornell University offers a 4-week online course titled "Climate Advocacy: Making Policy Change," starting on May 20, 2024, 2024. Participants will learn about advocacy strategies—such as letter writing, public campaigns, forming relationships with decision-makers, and litigation—under both democratic and authoritarian governments.