​Just in time for Earth Day and other events that make this the busiest time of year for those who participate in community events and lead interactive experiences with the public. Here's an opportunity to gather 20 ideas in 20 minutes.

​Join us for this FREE event.

Wednesday, March 6, 2023 
2:00–3:00 PM (Pacific)

​​Call for Presenters:

​​I am looking for an additional 19 environmental leaders willing to share one idea they've used to engage with the public at community events. Here is how this session will work:

• ​​Each presenter will have 55 seconds to share their idea and to show what it looks like.

• ​​Each presenter will provide one slide showing this activity. The slide can be a collage of images like the one used in this announcement (you can find the template on Canva). Presenters will submit their slides the week before so that I can prepare the slideshow in advance.

• ​​Each presenter will share a link (or links) in the chat so attendees can leave with resources for their teaching toolkits.

​​The remaining time will be an open Q&A so attendees can ask presenters questions about the ideas shared.

​​If you have an idea to share, please get in touch with me.

​​The Call for Presenters closes Friday, February 23, 2024.

​​Presenters must submit their single slide by Friday, March 1, 2024.

​​Other Information:

​​This live session will not be recorded.

​​About Your Host

​​Tania Marien is an independent environmental educator with 20 years of experience connecting educators and freelance professionals and introducing their work to new audiences; she began showcasing independent work at ArtPlantae and continues this effort through Talaterra, its podcast, and events. Her professional history includes leadership roles, coaching, conference presentations, museum talks, publications, workshops, and public events related to environmental education, botany, art, and freelancing.

​​​Tania is a member of the Association of Independents in Radio, the National Association for Interpretation, and the North American Association for Environmental Education.

​​​She is a contributor to The Carbon Almanac.