Blog
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How to build awe and a connection to nature... Going with the flow of children's excitement may be a way for adults to begin to feel again, to have the emotion using our senses of seeing, hearing, and feeling.
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The weather is starting to warm up so we all start thinking about ways to encourage our students to take advantage of outdoors. How do instructors encourage gardening at their universities?
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Get a preview of the course content from the global online course "Environmental Education: Trans-disciplinary Approaches to Solving Wicked Problems" and watch an intro lecture by Judy Braus, Executive Director of NAAEE. Course content will be available for self-paced study this summer on eePRO.
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Join with a group Climate Change Education members to conceptualize and submit a proposal for a session on climate change education at the October 19 – 22 NAAEE Conference!
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Peer-reviewed articles on EE research and evaluation studies and approaches get published in a range of specialist and general outlets. Some of the key journals that offer dedicated forums for publishing, developing and critiquing such work are listed here, with links to their latest content.
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In this blog post, we introduce some of the publicly available archives of research and evaluation in the field, and where to find a précis.
We focus on the summaries offered by one of the group's moderators, Nicole Ardoin, in a series of annotated bibliographies and reviews that can be readily…
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Urban Environmental Education Narratives is a collection of 15 professional profile stories narrated by urban environmental educators and students in the Bronx, New York City — encouraging you to share your own story as an educator.
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Here are examples of publications on environmental art.
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NAAEE offers accreditation of college and university programs. What is the value of such an accreditation program? How can you move toward accreditation for your own program?
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Introduction to annual efforts to support Congressional appropriations for environmental education.
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On Sunday night, some 34 million people heard about the importance of Climate Change from Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Welcome to the International eePRO Group. Anne and I can’t wait to get to know each of you, and learn more together about the incredible EE work happening around the world!
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Learn more about the EE in Urban Settings eePRO Group!
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What are the connections between public health and climate change education?
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Deadline: April 15 -- NAAEE has launched an exciting new initiative designed to formally recognize distinguished college and university environmental education programs that are developing the kinds of environmental educators we need in the field. Graduates of these programs are experiencing…
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Project Learning Tree continues to develop new online professional development opportunities for educators that are carefully designed to create effective learning experiences. Their latest online offering is PLT GreenSchools Training.
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Whether we live in an urban, suburban, rural area...we all need to spend time outdoors in nature.
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Next advocacy call, April 7, 2016, 1-2:00 ET
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A Welcome to Connecting to Nature
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Follow a group of preschoolers catching tracks in a forest, meet an Atlanta school where the community is the classroom, catch up on nature preschools in the news, and learn about presenting at the Nature-Based Preschool National Conference.
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NAAEE is launching a monthly webinar series on eePRO on topics of key interest to environmental education professionals in formal and nonformal settings!
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Welcome to the Conservation and Behavior Change group and blog!
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Do you have a great example of how environmental education has benefited an individual student or a group of students? Share your story!
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We are glad you are here and look forward to learning from you and sharing with you.
