Teaching in the Outdoor Classroom Workshop U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service This preK – 12th grade workshop is for all who teach children. Explore innovative ways to use the outdoors as a classroom with integrated curriculum. Gain knowledge and real-world experience in the prairie pothole ecosystem with direct carry-over to any geographic location, any age, and any season.
2020 Summer Professional Development Institutes Wade Institute for Science Education Remote Professional Development Institutes for Grades K-12 Educators
Build a SeaPerch! Wade Institute for Science Education Underwater Robotics Workshop for Middle & High School Educators
Youth Leaders Workshop - ICRS 2020 Our partners at Reef Ecologic are hosting a workshop for students at the International Coral Reef Symposium (ICRS 2020) in Bremen, Germany from July 5-6, 2020.
Compass to Nature Workshop for Educators U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service All Who Teach Children are Invited to … … Explore innovative ways to use an outdoor classroom during this free, preK-12th grade introductory workshop with direct carry-over to any geographic location, any age, and any season.
Outdoor Wonders and Learning (OWL) Workshop Montreat College This Outdoor Wonders and Learning (OWL) workshop will take place at Montreat College over two consecutive Tuesdays in April. Part 1: 4/7/20 from 6pm-9pm Part 2: 4/14/20 from 6pm-9pm You must attend both days of the workshop.
Earth Day Turns 50 This Year. Get Ready to Teach About Climate National Wildlife Federation To celebrate 50 years of Earth Day, we're teaming up with the National Wildlife Federation and Project WILD to provide a professional development opportunity you won't want to miss.
Girls in Science Residential Summer Camp The NC Museum of Natural Sciences is currently accepting applications for Girls in Science Summer Ed-Venture residential summer camp for rising 6th and 7th grade girls. This overnight camp is open to girls from across North Carolina and will be based out of the Lodge at Blue Jay Point County Park, located on Falls Lake in North Raleigh.
Environmental Education Series -- Rockingham Community College Rockingham Community College is offering a number of Environmental Education classes this Spring in 2020. These classes are taught through the TRAILS program at Rockingham Community College. Each class within this series qualifies for Criteria II credit for the NC Environmental Education Certification program. Please bring the EE form if you are seeking this credit.
Summer Hybrid Graduate/Professional Course- PSS 311: Introduction to Agroecology The University of Vermont’s (UVM) Agroecology & Livelihoods Collaborative (ALC) is excited to announce their graduate/professional summer course PSS 311: Introduction to Agroecology, part of our Certificate of Graduate Study in Agroecology (CGSA), and which can be taken as a stand-alone course for credit or as a non-credit professional option.