Get Involved in National Environmental Education Week

April 14-20, 2013

Register today! For more information about National Environmental Education Week, contact us.

Whether you are an educator looking to engage your students and inspire real-world problem-solving in the classroom, a homeschooling parent looking to encourage leadership in your children or a community leader looking to promote local habitat conservation, participating in EE Week is a terrific way to enhance learning and bring about positive change in your school and community.

Here are 10 ways you may choose to participate:

• Incorporate environmental themes into daily lesson plans.
• Help students identify and investigate their watershed.
• Use GPS technology to enable students to map and inventory invasive plant species.
• Use mobile technology to inventory wildlife on your school grounds.
• Organize a virtual or in-person field trip to a local aquarium or zoo.
• Partner with a business or community group to host a clean-up or water quality monitoring event.
• Construct a wildlife habitat, schoolyard garden or outdoor classroom on your campus.
• Help students launch a school recycling program.
• Utilize an app that monitors water and energy use in the school building.
• Help students develop a service-learning project around improving the environment in their community.

Learn more about EE Week 2013 - Greening STEM: Taking Technology Outdoors.

Ready to get started? Register today!