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For information on coming EE events, including professional meetings,
teaching workshops, and field trips, consult the Environmental
Education Calendar. For more local opportunities, consider also
the State and
Regional EE page.
Find more general information about training/inservice opportunities in
EE, and top level
pages on professional development in education in the following links.
Millennium Conference on Environmental Education and Communication
SPEA Environmental Education '99 - July 18-24, 1999
Two World Environmental Education Project, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
Association for Experiential Education Popular!
Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Building Bridges: A Mission and Principles of Professional Development
Certificate in Ecological Education Popular!
Developing Educational Standards
EE Workshop for Elementary Teachers in Michigan
Ecotourism - Teacher and Parent Resources Popular!
Environmental Institute for Teachers
Fishing on the Net - evaluating internet resources
Green Briar Nature Center,Sandwich, MA.
HERE@UW
Hamline University's Environmental Education Certificate
Internet Guide for Teachers
NAAEE National Conference
Nature Watch Popular!
Psychological Elements of Global Citizenship
Teacher Education Internet Server
The Keystone Science School, Colorado Popular!
Workshops on Sustainability
Zero Population Growth- Population Education
"MC-ECOM is a Millennium electronic conference on EE, open to delegates from industrialised and developing countries, and will contain a wide range of papers dealing with various aspects of EE and communication." December 9-10, 1999.
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"Environmental Education '99 is for high school and middle school science
teachers. Teachers will experience hands-on projects, from a student
perspective, to aid in supplementing current environmental education
curriculum. The cost is $325 per teacher plus cost of credit hours.
Credits available through Indiana University." Deadline June 15, 1999
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A course for educators (pre-service and in-service). A two-world approach to science and knowledge systems that offers indigenous environmental knowledge, techniques, data, and teachings with western scientific methodology and data. Classroom lessons will be constructed at four sites (Wolf Recovery site, Hanford, Musselshell, Columbia River) on the Nez Perce Reservation.June 14th -25th:Email for i
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the AEE web site provides teachers with a wide variety of resources for creating teaching plans which focus on experiential education and the Internet.
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Information on educational programs, field trips, teacher workshops and Audubon refuges in RI.
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Guidelines from Goals 2000 stating adult education and professional development guidelines.
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"CERTEE provides candidates with the knowledge to create, coordinate, and deliver outdoor and EE programs. Ecological education emphasizes understanding human interdependency and connectedness to nature and the environment." Information on course fees, dates and content.
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Search by State or subject area to see the new standards for education in the U.S. (downloadable).
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MEC, with support from the Dart Foundation, will offer an environmental education workshop for elementary school teachers from August 9 -13 in Haslett, Michigan. The workshop will be held at the Murphy Elementary School. Participating teachers will receive a $1,000 stipend, including a $500
stipend upon successful completion of the unit and $500 upon successful completion of the program.
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Directory from Miningco.com.
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"Designed for all teachers of grades 7-12 who are interested in environmental education and are willing to infuse environmental studies into existing curricula." July 11-16, 1999. Sponsored by US EPA and Utah Society for Environmental Education.
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"A seven-step model to clarify information literacy and its relationship to the Internet. This model has been field-tested in a partnership between Kansas State University and the Spring Hill (Kan.) Unified School District, and with teachers throughout the country. Teachers might find these steps helpful."
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Sponsored by the Thornton W. Burgess Society, the nature center offers interpreted nature trails, a spectacular wild flower garden, natural history classes, field trips, guided walks, and workshops on the natural sciences. Outreach programs to area schools and teacher workshops are also available.
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"Health & Environmental Resources for Educators" conducts teacher education workshops in environmental health (EH) and develops and distributes materials to help introduce EH and toxicology into K-12 classrooms. From the University of Washington.
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"This educational program is designed for professional educators who wish to enhance their careers by obtaining formal training in environmental education. The purpose is to expand participants' knowledge and skills as well as increasing their career opportunities. This program provides the fundamental skills, knowledge, and techniques for environmental educators. "
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An online guide for teachers learning the basics about using the internet -includes activities and reference sites (guide can only be viewed on -line).
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Linking EE with Education Reform is the theme of the 1999 annual conference of the North American Association for Environmental Education. Cincinnati, OH, August 26-30, 1999.
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On-line catalog of projects,
resources and activities that are
useful to environmental educators.
Also includes activity page and
trivia quiz, both of which can be
used and are changed mon
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"In learning how to think with nature is the restoration
of our sanity and Earth."
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an international organization of the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) that is composed of teacher educators from all disciplines who are interested in
the creation and dissemination of knowledge about the use of
information technology in teacher education.
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KSS programs include C.A.S.E. (Classroom Access to Science Education) and teacher training workshops focused on bringing environmental issues into the classroom and wilderness awareness into urban schools.
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Workshops and teaching materials on "The Natural Step," permaculture and sustainable development and design. Workshop schedules and descriptions are available on line.
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ZPG offers training for teachers (through their PETNet program and training workshops), educational resources for kids (some available in Spanish), and a Q&A about environmental education and population growth issues.
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