Summer Climate Fiction Book Club The BTS Center The BTS Center is excited to announce its first Summer Fiction Book Club! During June, July, and August, we will immerse ourselves in the creative world of fiction books while daring to explore challenging topics related to climate change.
Virtual Screening of "The Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code" Call to Action Join Call To Action on Monday, July 17 for a virtual screening of The Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code. Author and co-producer Steven Newcomb will introduce the film and participate in a short Q&A following the screening.
In This Together: Connecting with Your Community to Combat the Climate Crisis NAAEE Dr. Marianne Krasny will describe “network climate action” and how we can use social sciences research to influence our close friends and family to take climate actions alongside us. Co-presenters will introduce their network climate actions ranging from sustainable meals to reducing food waste, raising money for women’s health organizations, and creating advocacy letters in the Climate Action Now app.
Climate Justice and Health: Educating for Change NEEF Presented by the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF) and the USDA Forest Service, this upcoming webinar explores the complex dynamics of climate justice, environmental justice, systemic racism, and their profound health implications.
Place-Based Deliberations for Sustainability Challenges What role do local perspectives play in your class discussions on sustainability? Get strategies for engaging your students with a place-based deliberative approach this Friday, May 19 at 1:00 PM ET.
The Masked Bandits of the Prairie: Spotlighting Black-Footed Ferrets for Endangered Species Day World Wildlife Fund On May 16, Join Noelle Guernsey of WWF’s Northern Great Plains team to learn about one of the most endangered mammals in North America: the black-footed ferret.
Nature Preschools in the United States: Results of a New National Survey Natural Start Alliance NAAEE This eeWEBINAR provides an overview of the growth of nature preschools in the United States, along with examples of the variety of program types and approaches now available; characteristics of children and educators in these programs; how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected programs; and more.
Environmental Education: School-Community Engagement Cornell University This panel will advance community engagement in school-based environmental education. Join us!
Learning from Each Other, Dreaming the Future Center for Diversity & the Environment In this webinar, "Learning from Each Other, Dreaming the Future: EE Practices for Culture Change," join the Center for Diversity and the Environment for a conversation on what EE practices are inspiring and effective when creating cultures grounded in equity and inclusion.
4 Seasons of Indigenous Learning The Outdoor Learning School & Store Deepen your understanding of Indigenous knowledge and perspectives while strengthening connections with the local land.