UEE Colloquium: Adventure Education EECapacity How can novel experiences teach us about our relationships with ourselves, each other, and all natural beings? Learn more by watching the next video in our Urban EE Colloquium series, featuring Denise Mitten of Prescott College.
Citizen Science and Sustained Engagement - The Crowd & The Cloud TV Series/Streaming “Earth: The Operators’ Manual” is a wonderful resource that you may remember from a few years ago! Now, Geoffrey Haines-Stiles and his colleagues have produced THE CROWD & THE CLOUD – which is to get a preview screening at the National Academy/Keck at 6pm, Weds March 15th. Catch the programs on air or online - all will be streaming at CrowdAndCloud.org as of April 1 - but if you are in DC, check out the preview and RSVP. Pleased to say NASEM says free tickets are going fast!
UEE Colloquium: Nonformal Learning Settings EECapacity Hear from Joe Heimlich on the value of Nonformal Learning Settings when it comes to implementing Urban Environmental Education. Watch the video now.
A Great Entertaining & Educational Video Clip This video clip of Dr. Ben Santer, a nationally known climate scientist, on Seth Myers’ late night show 2/22/17 – gives a delightful, short lesson on Claims, Evidence and Reasoning, modeling how to respond to unfounded claims.
UEE Colloquium: Community Environmental Education EECapacity Cornell University's Professor Marianne Krasny discusses ideas about Community Environmental Education surrounding Urban Environmental Education in this video.
Exploring Ecosystems video resources California Academy of Sciences In this video series, students participate in problem-solving exercises as they explore how species interact with one another and their environment. How do species interact on a coral reef? Dive beneath the ocean waves and explore the unique and diverse relationships found on a coral reef. How do changes in the ecosystem effect the community? Enter a kelp forest and explore the various threads that connect species together in food webs. How do scientists measure biodiversity? Trek through a tropical rainforest and explore the incredible diversity of species that call it home.
Flipside Science - Healthy Oceans California Academy of Sciences What are some local actions we can take to protect our global ocean? In this Flipside Science unit, designed for a middle school audience, we'll dive into the issues affecting our oceanic resources and biodiversity. Here you'll find videos and activities on topics like plastic pollution in the ocean and marine invasive species.
Flipside Science - Exploring Energy California Academy of Sciences Flipside Science is a youth-powered series that tackles complex environmental topics and empowers viewers to make a difference. This upbeat collection of videos, hosted by California Academy of Sciences youth, explores how local communities are addressing environmental problems with solutions ranging from vertical farming to sustainable transportation. In this unit--Exploring Energy--we'll highlight environmental issues related to energy use and conservation.
UEE Colloquium: Educator Professional Development EECapacity In this short video, Rebecca Franzen (University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point) discusses the value and need for Educator Professional Development within Urban Environmental Education.
Natural Start Alliance Webinar Certificate : Early Childhood STEM: Nature-Based Learning Indoors and Out Use this certificate if you have participated in the Natural Start Alliance Webinar titled Early Childhood STEM: Nature-Based Learning Indoors and Out.