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Now is the time to nominate colleagues to lead our association in the coming years. The Nominations Committee is seeking potential candidates for the following positions on the NAAEE Board:
· Treasurer (January 1, 2007 to December 31, 2008) · Member at Large (January 1, 2007 to December 31, 2009) - 2 positions open The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/aboutnaaee/nom_announcement...
NAAEE's Resource Reviews will help you elevate the value of your programs. Demonstrate your commitment to excellence in EE by submitting your materials for an independent peer review. Then educators will easily find your reviewed resources in NAAEE's National EE Directory, flagged with the symbol that shows your role in developing a "culture of quality" in the EE field.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/resourcereview/QA.html
EETAP has completed four new articles on key initiatives in environmental education (EE). Each highlights work by EETAP, its partners, and others in related areas within EE. The articles are written in a popular style to inform EE practitioners and other educators about trends in EE and their significance for the field.
Leading the Way to Environmental Literacy and Quality: National Guidelines for Environmental Education http://naaee.org/pages/publications/eetap_newpubs.html#1 EE Certification: Making Best Practice Standard Practice http://naaee.org/pages/publications/eetap_newpubs.html#2 Distance Education: A User Friendly Learning Option http://naaee.org/pages/publications/eetap_newpubs.html#3 The Roots of Environmental Education: How the Past Supports the Future http://naaee.org/pages/publications/eetap_newpubs.html#4 The URL is:
NAAEE is pleased to welcome Brian Day as the Executive Director for the organization. Brian brings over 30 years of environmental education and communication experience to the position and has been a valued and integral colleague. We look forward to moving ahead with Brian, who has demonstrated a long-term commitment both to the field and to the Association. Brian will lead NAAEE in strengthening partnerships, supporting the EE community, and promoting excellence. Welcome Brian!
Press Release: The URL is: http://naaee.org/news/ed_pressrelease_may06.pdf
We are seeking a motivated professional to lead the organization as it moves forward with a five-year Strategic Plan crafted through input from over 300 members and stakeholders. The Executive Director will work in NAAEE's office in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Check the Web site for a complete job description.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/edsearch.html
Setting High Standards: EE Builds a Home in Teacher Education Accreditation
What's exciting enough to make Dr. Terry Wilson postpone his retirement? It's a bold move by the NAAEE -one that Wilson, director of the Center for Mathematics, Science, and Environmental Education at Western Kentucky University, notes is making it "easier to get support for new environmental education courses." See the rest of the story... The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/news/eetapstory.html
Improve your programs and be a Certified NAAEE Reviewer
June 6, 2006 ~ Washington, DC Registration Deadline: May 30, 2006 You want to provide your clients and learners with the best EE resources. You seek to grow as a professional. Bring one of your resources to this workshop where you will be given time to evaluate it using the "EE Materials: Guidelines for Excellence", with helpful assistance from trained facilitators in a collaborative setting. After you are comfortable with applying the Guidelines, you’re ready to become part of the national EE Resources Review team! The 2nd part of the workshop will prepare you to maintain your "edge of excellence" in evaluating other resources and become a recognized NAAEE reviewer. Learn more about how the Resource Reviews system helps promote your programs and expands your professional skills: http://naaee.org/pages/resourcereview/QA.html Workshop Registration form: http://naaee.org/resources/NAAEE_RR_Workshop_Registration.doc The URL is:
Each year, conference attendees ask for more things to do outdoors. That's why we offer so many field trips. In St. Paul, you can choose from 14 different options to explore the beautiful Land of 10,000 Lakes. Canoeing,
hiking, and caving are just some of the more rigorous opportunities, while people who want a more relaxed experience can choose from excursions to a zoo, an aquarium, a sustainable building center, or a historic fort. It happens at every conference, you're just starting to get excited about an issue or you're working in small groups to tease out a solution to a problem and - the session ends. If you want more time to explore environmental education topics in depth, you can choose from among 17 preconference workshops that begin on Tuesday evening, October 10, and run through Wednesday, October 11. Some workshops offer lunch, some will involve off-site activities, but all will give you an opportunity to spend a day or more exploring, discussing, dissecting, and enjoying a single subject. We don't have room to feature all the field trips and workshops, so go to NAAEE's Web site for details: http://www.naaee.org/conference/naaee-2006-conference-start/ and click on either Field Trips or Workshops for the complete list. Many of the Field Trip descriptions offer additional links to the site or company providing the field trip for more details. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference
Nomination Deadline: July 31, 2008
Sierra Club and NAAEE are pleased to announce the creation of a new award for high school students. The Sierra Club and NAAEE Green Youth Leader Award will be presented to a high school student in recognition of a contribution to, or leadership in, environmental education at the local, state/provincial, regional, national, or global level. The award will be presented at the Awards Banquet during the NAAEE Annual Conference in Wichita, Kansas, on Saturday, October 18, 2008. Nominations are now being accepted. A complete award description, criteria, and nomination form are available online. Nominator must be a member in good standing of either NAAEE or Sierra Club. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/awar...
With so much attention now focused on how to help solve our environmental challenges, members of the North American Association for Environmental Education are ready to answer the question "What can I do?" For over 36 years, NAAEE's annual conference has provided hundreds of ideas for how to teach others to help our planet be more sustainable. This year's NAAEE conference, in Wichita, Kansas, on October 15-18, features many ways to share the message that every action matters in sustaining our planet. During the four days of events, participants also will be inspired by a host of artistic expressions in words, pictures, and songs. Registration is now open.
Start here >> Early Bird Deadline: August 15, 2008 The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Positions open on the 2007 ballot:
Positions on 2006 Ballot Treasurer Term: January 1, 2007 to December 31, 2008 Member at Large - 2 positions open Term: January 1, 2007 to December 31, 2009 Meet the Candidates >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/candidates-...
After months of planning and preparation, the deadline to register for NAAEE’s 36th annual conference is approaching quickly. The conference takes place from October 15-18, 2008, in Wichita, Kansas. The 5th Annual Research Symposium takes place October 14-15. All registrations must be received with payment by October 1, 2008, or they will be processed on site and incur an additional $50.00 administrative fee. The conference offers a wealth of opportunity to learn to take action to help protect the environment and make our planet and lifestyles more sustainable. Learn and be inspired to action amid the unexpected beauty of the Kansas tallgrass prairie. See you in Wichita!
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Congress passed an “Omnibus Appropriations” Bill last week for the second half of FY 2009 that largely continued the level-funding of environmental education programs for the rest of the year. But there were a couple of surprises totaling about $15 million in new funds for the field. There's a detailed breakdown by department and an analysis posted on the Web site of our close friends at the Campaign for Environmental Literacy www.fundEE.org.
The Advocacy Committee is already working on the FY 2010 Federal budget, specifically increased funding for programs under the National Environmental Education Act like the EPA Office of Environmental Education and its critical grant program, and the National Environmental Education Foundation. We are also working on the important first year funding for the new University Sustainability Program. Watch EE-News for information on how you can help pass these important appropriations and the reintroduction of the "No Child Left Inside" bill. We will need the support from every NAAEE member to get these passed. Thanks! The URL is:
Two at-large Board members and the Treasurer positions were filled during the 2006 elections to serve on the NAAEE Board.
Treasurer—Patricia Kelly, Term: 2007-2008 Executive Director of the Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc., in Oklahoma City. More >> http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/election-information/patricia-kelly Board member-at-large Steve Eshbaugh, Term: 2007-2009 Eshbaugh owns Three Rivers Educational Consulting in Montana. More >> http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/election-information/steve-eshbaugh Board member-at-large—Jose “Pepe” Marcos-Iga, Term: 2007-2009 Border Programs Coordinator at the Environmental Education Exchange in Arizona. More >> http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/election-information/jose-pepe-marcos-iga The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/board-elect...
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David Heil & Associates, Inc. (DHA) is conducting an online survey to better understand where you would like to see NAAEE head in the future and to identify the programs and services that are most important to you. Please take a moment to complete this questionnaire. Completed submissions will be eligible to win a drawing for one of two cash prizes of $150 each. The closing date for the survey has been extended to December 22nd! Click here to participate:
The URL is: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=mb_2f1QWsWDx...
Thank you to the 1100+ people who attended the 36th Annual NAAAEE conference in Virginia Beach. It was the largest conference in recent memory. Your feedback has been heartening and we are building on this energy for next year. Conference planning never ends!
NAAEE Announces 2008 CFP Deadline: January 15, 2008 The 37th Annual NAAEE conference in Wichita, Kansas, is only 10 1/2 short months away. It seems like a long time, but advance planning is already underway. In fact, the Hyatt Hotel chefs are working with local farmers on the food they will serve us. Crops are being planted now, so they will be ready to harvest in time to feed us on October 15-18, 2008. Don't you love it when a great plan comes together? Submit your presentation proposals here: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2008-conference
Laura Downey, Executive Director of Kansas Association for Conservation and Environmental Education (KACEE), talks about the amazing beauty of Kansas, the site of the 2008 NAAEE Conference. Kansas isn’t just the fabled Land of Oz…according to Downey, it’s also the "Land of Ahhhs!"
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
 Deadline: March 21, 2008 NAAEE is excited to announce a gathering of the environmental & conservation education community from across the US-Mexico Border to take place on June 25-27, in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Supporting partners are EPA Region 6 and the Environmental Education Exchange. We invite proposals in any of the following areas: · Conservation Education and Community Involvement · Education for Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility · Community Participation and Strategic Partnerships · Research and Evaluation in Environmental Education Conferencia Fronteriza de Educación Ambiental La fecha límite para enviar tu propuesta para presentar es Marzo 21. Para más información sobre el encuentro y para someter tu propuesta para presentar, visita la página de la Coalición Fronteriza de Educación Ambiental (www.redeafronteriza.net). The URL is: http://bordereeweb.net/first-meeting-of-the-border...
Deadline Extended to May 2nd!
Recognize those outstanding individuals and organizations that excel in EE by nominating them for the following prestigious awards: ·The Walter E. Jeske Award >> · Outstanding Service to EE by an Individual: Local >> | Regional >> | Global >> · Outstanding Service to EE by an Organization: Local >> | Regional >> | Global >> · Outstanding Contributions to Research in EE >> · Outstanding NAAEE Affiliate Organization >> The Awards will be presented on October 18th, at the 2008 NAAEE conference in Wichita, Kansas. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/awar...
Application Deadline: July 30, 2009
This scholarship provides travel assistance for presenting conference delegates from countries other than Canada, Mexico, and the USA (preference will be offered to delegates from developing countries) to attend the 38th Annual NAAEE Conference in Portland, Oregon, October 7-10, 2009. Award Amount: $500 per recipient Details and online nomination form: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/scholarships
EETAP has completed two new articles on key initiatives in environmental education (EE). They highlight work by EETAP, its partners, and others in related areas within EE. The articles are written in a popular style to inform EE practitioners and other educators about programs and trends in EE and their significance for the field. EETAP has posted the articles in PDF format on its Web site for educators to read and download.
· Education and the Environment: Partners for Change Read about four exemplary schools, working in especially effective partnerships with non-formal education organizations that are realizing lofty education goals -— with the backing of teachers, administrators, and state education department officials. See how interdisciplinary, hands-on, project-based learning is replacing traditional, compartmentalized instruction at Clay County High School (Kentucky), Gove Elementary School (Florida), Hollywood Elementary School (Maryland), and Komachin Middle School (Washington). http://eetap.org/media/pdf/PartnersFINAL_4_5_06.pdf · EE Program Profiles What does excellence in environmental education look like? There are so many ways of delivering environmental education programs, and so many components to a comprehensive approach to EE. Explore profiles of seven exemplary and varied efforts that illustrate the range and variation in environmental education. http://eetap.org/pages/article.ee_program_profiles.2006.04.php The URL is: http://eetap.org/pages/ee_articles.php
What is the status of state-level EE? This new online resource includes state-by-state data, a slide show and accompanying notes, and recommendations and resources for building comprehensive EE programs. Information based on the results from the National Environmental Education Advancement Project (NEEAP) study (2004-2005) that tracked the development of comprehensive state-level EE programs across the 50 states.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/50statesurvey
By Susan K. Jacobson, Mallory D. McDuff and Martha C. Monroe. Presents the theory and practice for creating effective education and outreach programmes for conservation. Jacobson, McDuff, and Monroe describe an exciting array of techniques for enhancing school resources, marketing environmental messages, using mass media, developing partnerships for conservation, and designing on-site programmes for natural areas and community centres. Vivid case studies from around the world illustrate techniques and describe planning, implementation, and evaluation procedures, enabling readers to implement their own new ideas effectively. 2006, 496pp. $49.50 nonmember/$40.00 NAAEE member.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=41...
As described in the Sunday, January 20, 2008 Parade Magazine inserted in many Sunday newspapers, Parade and the Case Foundation are conducting a charitable giving challenge. Donate to your favorite charity (that would be NAAEE) through the Web site Parade.com/givingchallenge. The charities that attract the greatest number of donors by January 31 will each get $50,000 -- Parade and the Case Foundation are hoping that everyone will email all their friends about the challenge.
At a minimum, NAAEE could receive $1,000. From the Parade.com/giving challenge site, click the following links: 1) Select a U.S. based charity 2) Enter key words environmental education and location Washington, District of Columbia, 20036 3) North American Association for Environmental Education appears as the SECOND charity on the list 4) Click donate to make your donation Thanks for your support! The URL is: http://www.Parade.com/givingchallenge
Reminder: The Call for Presentations is open.
Start here >> The 5th Annual Research Symposium has been expanded to two days - October 14-15, at the 2008 NAAEE Conference in Wichita, Kansas! More, varied presentation formats will be offered in order to foster a learning community of EE researchers that extend beyond the annual meeting. Louise Chawla, Bob Jickling, Tom Marcinkowski, Marcia McKenzie, and Ginger Potter are among the featured speakers. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/call-for-presentat...
NAAEE is pleased to announce the availability of the following scholarship opportunities for the 2009 conference:
· Affordability Scholarship -- A limited number of Affordability Scholarships will be awarded to provide discounted full conference registration to NAAEE members who have lower incomes and little or no financial support from their employer. (Students and retirees are not eligible.) Deadline: June 12, 2009 · Diversity Scholarship -- Diversity is a key element of NAAEE’s formal Strategic Plan to enrich the field of environmental education. Diversity Scholarships are an opportunity to promote interaction and exchange within a wide variety of cultures and perspectives. Deadline: June 12, 2009 · The William B. Stapp College Student Scholarship -- The Stapp Fund was established in 2001 in honor of NAAEE international leader Dr. Bill Stapp (1930-2001) to help students from around the world attend NAAEE's annual conference. Deadline: June 12, 2009 Please see the Web site for further information about all of the scholarships, as well as directions and access to online nomination forms. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/scholarships
This NAAEE publication, "What’s Fair Got To Do With It: Diversity Cases From Environmental Educators" is a powerful professional development tool that presents cases that address the challenges that arise when people who share goals, but not cultures, interact. Includes facilitator notes and commentary about each case.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=41...
Get busy circulating NAAEE's new video on YouTube, spreading our message quickly around the world. Video production is by our fabulously creative 2008 Summer interns. Thanks, ladies, for your energy and excitement this summer.
(Pictured Left to right: Jessica Williams, Albright College, PA; Bethany Boland, Eastern University, PA; Erika Schmitt, Ohio University; Elly Adeland, Carleton University, Ottowa, Ontario) The URL is: http://www.youtube.com/user/NAAEE2008
"Environmental education gets a green light" story in July 30 issue of USA Today - "The role of an educator is not to teach kids what to think but how to think," said Brian Day, executive director of the North American Association for Environmental Education, which helps educators develop science-based green curriculum. This story also was featured with a link to USA Today in the ASCD SmartBrief on August 1.
The URL is: http://www.usatoday.com/news/education/2008-07-31-...
The 37th Annual NAAEE Conference offers more than fantastic workshops and great networking.it also has opportunities to explore the unexpected beauty of Kansas through amazing field experiences. Join us October 14-19, 2008, for the chance to visit unique locations and learn more about the environment of the tallgrass prairie and other attractions in the "land of AAAHs".
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/field-trips
NEW DEADLINE: MAY 22, 2009
Help NAAEE recognize individuals and organizations that excel in EE by nominating them for one of our annual awards, including our highest honor—The Walter E. Jeske Award! And be sure to consider a young student for the 2nd annual Sierra Club-NAAEE Green Youth Leader Award. The NAAEE Awards Committee and Diversity Committee are especially pleased to announce the creation of the Rosa Parks and Grace Lee Boggs Award for Outstanding Service, which recognizes an individual for leadership to educate about and promote action that addresses environmental justice concerns at the local, regional, or global levels. The award recognizes a person who demonstrates the values and inner strength of Rosa Parks and Grace Lee Boggs. The Call for Nominations is now open, and the Awards will be presented on October 10 at the 2009 NAAEE Annual Conference in Portland, Oregon. Nominations must be received by May 22, 2009. Please see the Web site for further information about all of the awards, as well as directions and access to online nomination forms. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/awa...
The Albert I. Pierce Foundation and NAAEE announce the opening of the 2008: Submission Deadline: April 1, 2008 Deadline: July 30, 2008 The URL is: http://naaee.org/
Deadline: August 6, 2008
Do you know someone who would bring valuable tools to NAAEE's Board of Directors? Perhaps you are that very person! Now is the time for you to act. Those with experience in fundraising and nonprofit administration will have the highest likelihood of making it into the final field of candidates. So, if you (or someone you know) would like to join a vibrant team of like-minded environmental educators, please submit your nomination today. · Member at Large (January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2011) - 2 positions open · Treasurer (January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2010) Start here: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/election-20...
NAAEE is pleased to announce the availability of the following scholarship opportunities for the 2008 conference:
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/scholarships
Deadline: June 12, 2009
· Affordability Scholarship -- A limited number of Affordability Scholarships will be awarded to provide discounted full conference registration to NAAEE members who have lower incomes and little or no financial support from their employer. (Students and retirees are not eligible.) · Diversity Scholarship -- Diversity is a key element of NAAEE’s formal Strategic Plan to enrich the field of environmental education. Diversity Scholarships are an opportunity to promote interaction and exchange within a wide variety of cultures and perspectives. · The William B. Stapp College Student Scholarship -- The Stapp Fund was established in 2001 in honor of NAAEE international leader Dr. Bill Stapp (1930-2001) to help students from around the world attend NAAEE's annual conference. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/scholarships
Want to take a tram ride into the middle of a 200-head buffalo herd in a mid-grass prairie? Do so at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge near Canton. Just one hour north of Wichita!
Call 620.628.4455. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/
Looking to break the "meeting mold" with a fresh approach to conference design? Called a "phenominal success," the Leadership Clinics evolved from a practical need to bring EE leaders together to learn about new developments, share ideas, strengthen state-level teams, and create action plans. The EETAP Leadership Clinics offer an incredibly successful approach to building capacity to develop comprehensive EE programs.
The URL is: http://eetap.org/pages/article.leadership_clinics_...
Now available to download in pdf format.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/2004confproceed...
Participants, Sponsors, Exhibitors, Board, Affiliates, Members, Presenters, Speakers and most of all the New Mexico Host Committee and Volunteers -- We Thank You!! The 2005 conference was truly an outstanding event and your participation made it so.
Send us your comments and suggestions to make 2006 in St. Paul, Minnesota, just as memorable. The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/contact/index.html
FEBRUARY 22 is the deadline for submitting your presentation proposal for the 35th Annual NAAEE Conference "Gathering at the Headwaters: Building EE in Society."
October 10-14, 2006 in St. Paul, Minnesota Contact: conferencestaff@naaee.org The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/index.html
Mark your calendars! The 35th NAAEE Annual Conference will be held October 10-14, 2006.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/stpaul/2006conf...
NAAEE membership campaign offering new professional members a discounted rate until January 15, 2006. Current members receive incentives for signing up new members - check your mail!
The URL is: http://naaee.org//catalog/index.php/cPath/32
Representing NAAEE at a gathering of environmental organizations promoting the "Leave No Child Inside Initiative" in Washington D.C., Board member J. Allen Johnson spoke eloquently about the need to create a "global chorus" for nature conservation.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/news/jallen_apr06.html
· November 8-11, National Association for Interpreters conference in Mobile, AL.
· November 14-16, B. EETAP 3 Grant Planning meeting in Washington, DC. · November 16-20, National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) in Detroit, MI. · November 17-18, Affiliates Task Force Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT. The URL is: http://naaee.org
Your input is needed! NAAEE's Certification Advisory Council is working with several states to develop a professional recognition system to be called EE Accreditation. The CAC seeks feedback on draft "Requirements for
NAAEE Accreditation of State Certification Programs." Review the draft: http://naaee.org/affiliates/cert_process_sept05.pdf and send comments to CAC chair Brenda Weiser at weiser@uhcl.edu by March 3, 2006. For more information on why a state may want to have an EE Certification program, please review the EE Certification Article: http://naaee.org/affiliates/cert_article.pdf and EE Certification: http://naaee.org/affiliates/cert_overview_dec05.pdf The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/affiliates/qa/cert.html
Deadline: February 1, 2006
See pdf for complete description and requirements. Contact: positions@naaee.org The URL is: http://naaee.org/jobs/conf_mgr_desc.pdf
Deadline: February 22, 2006
NAAEE Call for Presentation Proposals for the 35th Annual NAAEE Conference: "Gathering at the Headwaters: Building EE in Society," (October 10-14) & Third Research Symposium: "Continuing the Dialogue: Moving into the Future," (October 9-10), in St. Paul MN. Contact: conferencestaff@naaee.org The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/index.html#cfp
Senderos e-bulletin from the Border-Wide EE Coalition features stories and news from the border region’s environmental educators, and information about programs and events taking place in all of the ten US-Mexico Border States. Subscribe by sending an email to: coalition-subscribe@bordereeweb.net
The URL is: http://www.eecc.net/ecostarteng.htm
North Carolina Office of Environmental Education and the Environmental Educators of North Carolina formally adopted the NAAEE national Guidelines for Excellence in Environmental Education. The Guidelines will be applied in the development of North Carolina’s EE organizational programs and services, and will be promoted among members and constituents.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/npeee/index.html
NAAEE Members: Don't forget our membership campaign currently in progress.
You can earn incentives for recruiting your colleagues to join NAAEE before the deadline of January 15, 2006! Remember to fill in your name as the referring member on the two copies of the membership brochure we sent you. If you need more copies, contact Julie at jpolzer@naaee.org. The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/members/index.html
Deadline: December 21, 2005
Reminder to NAAEE members to cast your ballot for the Association President-Elect, Secretary, and two at-large Board members. Contact Mary Ocwieja with questions and technical support issues: maryo@naaee.org The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/ballot_2006/index.html
University of Oregon fundraising campaign to pay tribute to John H. Baldwin's lifetime commitment to environmental conservation and planning.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/news/jhbaldwin.html
NAAEE Conference Keynote on October 15, 2006 ~ St. Paul, Minnesota
Best known for his legendary polar exploration, Will Steger has traveled tens of thousands of miles by kayak and dogsled over 40 years, leading teams on some of the most significant polar expeditions in history. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/will-steger-keynot...
Changed jobs, rec'd an award, published an article or book? Send notice to: communicator@naaee.org
The URL is: mailto:communicator@naaee.org
Thursday, October 12, at 8:00 a.m.
Join in a conversation about different approaches to reach diverse communities. Help us develop a meaningful initiative to strengthen local community-university-business relationships through our EE networks. What role can EE play to bring people together? Hear how major corporations, environmental justice leaders, minority-focused institutions, and small businesses are starting a dialogue to succeed in achieving common goals. Panelists include: 1. Bunyan Bryant, University of Michigan 2. Keith Ellison - MN House of Representatives, Chair of the Board of Environmental Justice Advocates of Minnesota 3. Tom Goldtooth - Executive Director, Indigenous Environmental Network 4. Eric Jolly, President of MN Science Museum 5. Ernie Quintana, Regional Director of National Park Service, Midwest Region, Omaha, NE 6. Mildred McClain - Citizens for Environmental Justice, Savannah, GA 7. Charles Lee - EPA, Office of Environmental Justice The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/strands
Please share this announcement with your networks.
The 2009 NAAEE Conference in Portland, Oregon, will be here before we know it. Submit your papers early and spread the word! We expect a record number of submissions to present with the announcement of 12 conference strands and the Research Symposium's return to a two-day schedule. The CFP will close February 1, 2009 2009 Strands: 1. Climate Change Education 2. Coastal & Marine Education 3. Conservation Education 4. Early Childhood & Environmental Education 5. Environmental Justice & Cultural Diversity 6. Innovative Programs and Practices 7. Leadership & Organizational Development 8. Place-based Education 9. Religion, Spirituality and Environmental Education 10. Service Learning & Community Education 11. Teaching & Learning Sustainability 12. The Arts & Environmental Education The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/call-for-presentat...
Premiers May 18, 2006
EDENS LOST & FOUND issues a wake-up call for greener, more sustainable cities with first two programs of new PBS series premiering May 18th at 10 pm and new book from Chelsea Green Publishing. The four-hour PBS series showcases extraordinary stories of environmental rebirth in very different American cities and the visionary leaders transforming the urban landscape. Each one-hour program examines the environmental, economic, and social issues that confront one of the country's great cities and the innovative solutions developed to help solve problems that all America's cities face. One of the four shows in the EDENS LOST AND FOUND series will be screened on Friday, October 13, at the NAAEE conference in St. Paul with co-producer Harry Wiland attending for a Q&A session with the audience. The URL is: http://www.edenslostandfound.org
YES -- You can still save $50 if you register by August 15th!
Conference registration info >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration Hotel Reservations >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/hotel-travel-information Ride & Room Share page >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/ride-and-room-share-page Preliminary Conference Schedule >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/program Community Service Project >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/naaee-6.pdf/view The URL is:
The Paul F-Brandwein Institute and Conservation Learning Partnership April 24, 2006, National Press Club event was tremendous success with more than 100 conservation leaders, educators, and students in attendance
to discuss innovative strategies for the future of conservation education and employment. Digital copies of the Summit proceedings, video, and white papers are available for download on the Web site. The URL is: http://www.brandwein.org/modules.php?op=modload&na...
NAAEE needs your input! NAAEE is an organizational member of NCATE (www.ncate.org) and is in the process of writing Program Standards for the Initial Preparation of Environmental Educators for NCATE. The writing team has developed draft standards and rubrics. Now, the writing team needs to hear from you! This draft is posted on the NAAEE Web site at http://naaee.org/pages/projects/inv_to_participate.html
Please take the time to review the document and submit your comments by May 22, 2006. Currently, NCATE has approved program standards for 20 different disciplines (e.g., elementary education, science education, social studies education). In many states, the NCATE/state partnership agreement requires colleges and universities to address the NCATE program standards as part of the accreditation review process. Consequently, the development of NCATE Environmental Education Program Standards is an important effort for the environmental education community. These standards, when fully development and approved, will impact environmental education in schools across the country. For additional information about the project, please contact Bora Simmons (boras@niu.edu). The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/projects/inv_to_participate...
On Thursday, October 12th, the Keynote Address will feature "How Society Addresses Complex Environmental Issues: A Great Lakes Case Study."
Nature has developed complex water systems, but ensuring that these systems remain healthy to answers the needs of society brings its own set of intricacies and debates. Using the Great Lakes perspective of our conference’s setting, the panel tells the story of of these debates from the scientific research, government policy, education, and communication worlds and provides valuable lessons learned and direction for our own work in addressing complex environmental issues. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/thursday-october-1...
Immediate need for book reviewer for Winter 2006 Issue of NAAEE Communicator: Read and review "Animals in Translation." November 1st deadline (negotiable). For information and guidelines, contact Joanne Lozar Glenn (communicator@naaee.org). Reviewer gets to keep the book!
The URL is: mailto:communicator@naaee.org
We are deeply saddened by the sudden loss of our dear friend and colleague, Barb Pitman. Barb’s passion for excellence in environmental education touched the lives of all who had the great fortune to know and work with her. She will be sorely missed for her warmth, compassion, and good humor, and for her dedication to the environmental causes about which she cared so deeply.
At the request of Barb’s family, Project Learning Tree has established a Memorial & Legacy Fund to honor her loving memory and to celebrate her decades-long commitment to environmental education. The URL is: http://www.plt.org/cms/pages/35_195_9.html
With 22 concurrent sessions in most time slots during the three-day conference, the eight conference strands are all given special attention. Symposia and panels abound. Be sure to browse the conference schedule online before you go, so you'll be ready to hit the ground running. For some of the highlights, click here:
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Save money by registering for the NAAEE 37th annual conference by August 15, the Early Bird Deadline. After that date, you can still register online but it will cost you more. Registering early also ensures that you get a place in the field experience or workshops that you want to attend.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Nomination Deadline: June 15, 2006
Recognize outstanding individuals and organizations that excel in EE by submitting your nomination by June 15th! Awards will be presented at the Minneapolis-St. Paul conference in October. Download the nominations instructions: http://naaee.org/news/naaeeawards06.doc The URL is:
Register now for the 34th Annual NAAEE Conference, “Sustainability and Environmental Education: Focus on the Future.” The conference is in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from October 25 to 29, 2005. The host team from the Environmental Education Association of New Mexico (EEANM) is working with NAAEE leadership to offer:
· more than 230 presentations · 6 exceptional keynote speakers · 14 workshops · 13 field trips · Exhibit Fair · Special Tracks for K-12 teachers, Spanish-language speakers and EE Researchers. The URL is: http://naaee.org/catalog/register.php
Diversity Scholarship – Scholarships are awarded to individuals from minority cultures, or to international and Spanish-speaking participants. The Scholarship has a value of US$395 to cover the cost of conference registration fees and a one-year professional membership. The awards will be given to applicants in exchange for approximately four hours of work at the conference (assisting with registration, etc.). Priority will be given to those persons who have never attended an NAAEE conference, have not had a previous NAAEE scholarship, and who will be conference presenters.
Student Scholarship (The Stapp Fund) -- The Stapp Fund was established in 2001 in honor of NAAEE international leader Dr. Bill Stapp (1930-2001) to help students from around the world attend NAAEE's annual conference. The scholarships are made possible through generous donations from members and from the Silent and Live Auctions held each year at the Conference. This year, NAAEE is pleased to acknowledge a significant contribution from the Global Network of Environmental Education Centers to the Stapp Fund. NAAEE is offering a limited number of student scholarships, valued at US$400, awarded based on academic qualifications. To be eligible for a scholarship you must be a full time junior, senior (3rd or 4th year student), or graduate student at the time of the conference. Special consideration will be given to students who are conference presenters. Please note that the scholarship is awarded on a reimbursement basis. If awarded a scholarship, you must register and attend the conference. The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/newmexico/schol...
It’s more than just the look. Dynamic content, better information organization, integrated search capabilities. These are some of the new features launched with the newly designed site to make it easier for you to find what you need. NAAEE staff will be updating other parts of the site over the next few months. Let us know what you think through the Contact Us function. What would make the NAAEE website more useful to you?
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org and http://eelink.net
Never one to reinvent the wheel, NAAEE continuously seeks partners with similar goals to build mutually beneficial relationships. NAAEE is now a member of the U.S. Partnership for the Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (USPDESD). The “decade” began January 1, 2005. This partnership links leaders of organizations from government, business, academia, faith communities, and the non-profit community in the sustainability education effort. Join their listserve at http://list.ncseonline.org/mailman/listinfo/steercomm.
The URL is: http://www.bronxconsulting.com/clients/uspdesd/dev...
EETAP, Intercambios, and NAAEE have teamed up to provide environmental
educators with information and resources on EE and diversity on the Association’s web site. This is part of a long-term effort to boost the ability of people working in EE and related fields to involve and work with culturally diverse audiences. Site sections include: Assessing Cultural Competency: Presents an assessment tool to look at various aspects of your organization, programs, membership, partnerships and plans. This quarter features program assessments. Articles of Interest: Provides a supporting article about each quarter's theme. The first quarter’s theme and article focus on evaluating the cultural competency of your programs. Challenging Vignettes: Present a scenario on diversity and asks you to consider what you would do if you were in the same situation. Mini Lessons: Provides tips, practice, and reflection on various strategies for becoming more culturally competent. The first lesson is on collusion. Success Stories and…: A collection of success stories, hard knock lessons, and describes individuals and groups trying to make a difference. Definitions and Resources: The final section is a place for environmental educators and others to share terms and resources. The content on the web site will be updated quarterly. Please share your reactions to the pages and send suggestions on how the site can be improved to better meet your needs. The URL is: http//naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/diversity...
The keynote speaker for the 5th Annual Research Symposium is Dr. Louise Chawla, a world-renowned scholar and author of Growing Up in an Urbanizing World, In the First Country of Places: Nature, Poetry and Childhood Memory. Dr. Arjen Wals, a Dutch researcher who is a pioneer in participation and social learning in environmental education, will offer opening remarks. The symposium will encourage conversations about various research agendas, themes, and research in progress, results, methodologies/epistemologies, approaches, and issues. Through the symposium, we hope to continue to grow, and establish new, ongoing networks and projects of mutual interest. We encourage students to attend the symposium and to engage in sessions/discussions. Graduate student rates reflect a $100 scholarship credit and include a graduate student breakfast and professional development workshops organized by graduate students and university faculty.
To search the conference schedule for presentations, workshops, research symposium sessions, panels, etc. go to: http://convention3.allacademic.com/one/naaee/naaee08/ To register for the conference go to: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration To learn more about the Research Symposium go to: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/research-symposium
K-12 teachers - Discover fresh ideas to inspire your students at the 2006 NAAEE conference!
LISTEN to Will Steger, polar explorer and educator, of the Will Steger Foundation and Global Warming 101 EXPLORE new ways to address state/national standards ATTEND Saturday, October 14, sessions especially selected for K-12 Teachers RECEIVE valuable teaching resources NETWORK with other education professionals Register: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration/online-conference-registration The URL is: naaee.org
NAAEE is offering a new service to materials and program developers: the
National EE Resource Reviews. Receive constructive feedback on your resources from a panel of reviewers trained in using NAAEE's EE Materials: Guidelines for Excellence. See http://naaee.org/pages/resourcereview/index.html for details. Be among the first to submit your resources and you'll automatically be entered in a drawing to win a $150 NAAEE Basic Institutional Membership! Each Friday, between July 29 and August 19, 2005, NAAEE will draw the name of one organization that has submitted its resources for review. The winner will receive a free NAAEE Basic institutional membership valued at $150. Each week, the names from the previous week "roll over" to the following week, so the sooner you send your submission, the more chances you have to win! Thanks for helping NAAEE launch this valuable new service to the EE community! The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/resourcereview/index.html
Deadline: August 26, 2005
Submit your EE Resource to NAAEE Resource Reviews and enter into drawing to win $150 Institutional Membership to NAAEE. Receive constructive feedback on your resources from a panel of reviewers trained in using NAAEE's EE Materials: Guidelines for Excellence. Thanks for helping NAAEE launch this valuable new service to the EE community! The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/resourcereview/index.html
Take advantage of your member benefits and join NAAEE’s journey to excellence this summer. Did you know that NAAEE will review your summer or school-year EE program, as long as it’s part of a documented educational process? For only $35, you can submit a simple program for a peer review to be conducted by NAAEE-trained professionals. More complex programs cost only $75 for a review. (For an explanation of what "simple" and "complex" programs are, see the NAAEE Web site.)
Submit your programs now. NAAEE’s team of trained reviewers are ready to give you timely feedback on your game, poster, flyer, guided tour/hike presentation, residential program, special event, or even a guest speaking presentation. Once reviewed, your resource is flagged with a special symbol in our National EE Directory – a low-cost, but effective, channel to market your programs! Not yet a NAAEE member? Sign up today and take advantage of this professional development service. For details, visit www.naaee.org, contact Teresa Mourad at resource-reviews@naaee.org or call 202-419-0417. UPCOMING RESOURCE RESOURCE REVIEWS WORSHOP: Learn how to submit and review EE resources June 6, 2006, 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. ~ Washington DC The URL is: http://naaee.org
Looking for a resource that can help you design and implement effective nonformal environmental education programs? Well, look no further. The National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education (NPEEE), an initiative of NAAEE, has recently published Nonformal Environmental Education Programs: Guidelines for Excellence. The Nonformal Guidelines provide a tool that can be used to ensure a firm foundation for the development of new programs or to trigger improvements in existing ones.
You can download the Nonformal Guidelines and other publications in the Guidelines for Excellence series free of charge from the NAAEE website (www.naaee.org/npeee). If you’d prefer a hard copy, you can order it from NAAEE (202-419-0412 or fax 202-419-0415). The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/npeee/nonformal.html
Looking for a resource that can help you develop quality environmental education materials? Well, look no further. The National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education (NPEEE), an initiative of NAAEE, has recently revised and reprinted Environmental Education Materials: Guidelines for Excellence. The Materials Guidelines provide a set of recommendations to help developers of activity guides, lesson plans, and other instructional materials produce high quality products and to help educators evaluate the wide array of available environmental education materials.
You can download the Material Guidelines and other publications in the Guidelines for Excellence series free of charge from the NAAEE website (www.naaee.org/npeee). If you’d prefer a hard copy, you can order it from NAAEE (202-419-0412 or fax 202-419-0415). The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/npeee/index.html
Looking for a resource that can help you design and implement effective environmental education professional development programs? Well, look no further. The National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education (NPEEE), an initiative of NAAEE, has recently revised and reprinted Guidelines for the Preparation and Professional Development of Environmental Educators. The Professional Development Guidelines outline a set of recommendations about the basic knowledge and abilities formal and nonformal educators need to provide high-quality environmental education.
You can download the Professional Development Guidelines and other publications in the Guidelines for Excellence series free of charge from the NAAEE website (www.naaee.org/npeee). If you’d prefer a hard copy, you can order it from NAAEE (202-419-0412 or fax 202-419-0415). The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/npeee/new_ee.html
Looking for a resource that can help you develop comprehensive and cohesive environmental education programs? Well, look no further. The National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education (NPEEE), an initiative of NAAEE, has recently revised and reprinted Excellence in Environmental Education – Guidelines for Learning (Pre K-12) and its companion publications Excellence in Environmental Education – Guidelines for Learning (Pre K-12) Executive Summary and Self Assessment Tool. The Learner Guidelines provide students, parents, educators, administrators, and the public a common framework for promoting environmental literacy. The Learner Guidelines support state and local environmental education efforts by setting expectations for performance and achievement in grades 4, 8, and 12. These Guidelines even demonstrate how environmental education can be used to meet standards set by traditional disciplines, while providing the students opportunities to synthesize knowledge and experience across disciplines.
You can download the Learner Guidelines and other publications in the Guidelines for Excellence series free of charge from the NAAEE website (www.naaee.org/npeee). If you’d prefer a hard copy, you can order it from NAAEE (202-419-0412 or fax 202-419-0415). The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/npeee/learner_guidelines.ht...
Johnson Controls, Inc. uses NAAEE Guidelines for Excellence to develop new Sustainable Energy Education & Communications (SEEC) employee training and communications program.
Press Release: http://www.jci.com/CorpPR/Releases/cg/release929.asp The URL is: http://www.jci.com/CorpPR/Releases/cg/release929.a...
The International Reading Association (an NCATE member along with NAAEE) has posted a first draft of new Standards for Reading Professionals for comments on the IRA Web site from November 1, 2008 to December 31, 2008. This is an opportunity to suggest how environmental education might be incorporated into reading curriculum. Although the IRA Web site asks you to complete a survey, if you have comments, please send them by December 15 to Bora Simmons (borasimmons@gmail.com) to compile a single response on behalf of the NAAEE membership. A second draft is expected to be posted in mid to late 2009, with the final Standards published by fall 2010.
The URL is: http://www.reading.org/resources/issues/reports/pr...
Deadline: January 31, 2007
2007 NAAEE Annual Conference: November 13-17, 2007 "Explore New Horizons for Environmental Education" Research Symposium: November 13-14, 2007 "Celebrating the diversity of our research methodologies: finding common ground" The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-call-for-pres...
NAAEE Conference Presentation Proposal ONLINE SYSTEM IS NOW OPEN
Deadline: February 22, 2006 The 35th Annual Conference "Gathering at the Headwaters: Building EE in Society" will be held October 10-14, 2006 in St. Paul, Minnesota. Review the theme and strands, submission requirements, and submit your proposal online. Contact: conferencestaff@naaee.org The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/index.html#cfp
NAAEE Board members & staff are excited about the conference next week. You may still register online (http://naaee.org/catalog/register.php) or bring your form (http://naaee.org/conferences/newmexico/web_registration.pdf) for on-site registration, which will begin in Albuquerque on Monday, October 24. You will receive your receipt on site when we have processed your registration. We can't wait to see you there!
The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/conferences/index.html
The Capacity Building Tools & Resources section provides Web-based resources helpful in overcoming common challenges related to the logistical aspects of EE capacity building.
The URL is: http://eelink.net/pages/Capacity+Building+-+Tools-...
Deadline: February 10, 2006
To our members: Have you changed jobs, received an award, taken on a leadership position, published an article or book, or done anything similar? Then please share it with fellow NAAEE Communicator readers! Send a brief notice (~ 75 words) about your "move" to The URL is: mailto:communicator@naaee.org
How can your organization promote quality environmental education? The answer is: Adopt the Guidelines! NAAEE and the National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education (NPEEE) are encouraging stakeholder groups to adopt the Guidelines and apply them to their work. By adopting the Guidelines, your organization will help to develop awareness of the NPEEE, improve the quality of environmental education practice, and build credibility for the field.
Contact: Bora Simmons at boras@niu.edu The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/npeee/index.html
Would you like your EE materials to appear in the NAAEE National EE Directory? NAAEE is offering training in how to conduct a self-review, how to submit for an independent peer review, and how to have your reviews made available online.
For more information, call NAAEE at (202) 419-0413. The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/resourcereview/QA.html
Former NAAEE President and Executive Director, Elaine Andrews, was selected as the national PBS Parents Page Expert for the month of April, 2006 in honor of Earth Month. Check the Web site as Elaine is responding to parent's questions about the environment and "Instilling a Love of Nature."
The URL is: http://www.pbs.org/parents/experts/
Deadline: March 1, 2009
Now that NAAEE has EE standards for college education programs, the colleges will need to explain how they meet them during their NCATE review. NAAEE will need a cadre of volunteers well trained in the standards to help with these reviews, which help determine whether a college's education program is accredited. Download the application from the NAAEE home page and submit it with the required attachments to NAAEE. The URL is: naaee.org
NAAEE needs your input! NAAEE is an organizational member of NCATE (www.ncate.org) and is in the process of writing Program Standards for the Initial Preparation of Environmental Educators for NCATE. The writing team has developed draft standards and rubrics. Now, the writing team needs to hear from you! This draft is posted on the NAAEE Web site at http://naaee.org/pages/projects/inv_to_participate.html
Please take the time to review the document and submit your comments by May 22, 2006. Currently, NCATE has approved program standards for 20 different disciplines (e.g., elementary education, science education, social studies education). In many states, the NCATE/state partnership agreement requires colleges and universities to address the NCATE program standards as part of the accreditation review process. Consequently, the development of NCATE Environmental Education Program Standards is an important effort for the environmental education community. These standards, when fully development and approved, will impact environmental education in schools across the country. For additional information about the project, please contact Bora Simmons (boras@niu.edu). The URL is: http://naaee.org/pages/projects/inv_to_participate...
The NAAEE EE-Link Web site (eelink.net) offers thousands of resources in hundreds of categories for people seeking information about the environment, including a growing jobs service and weekly report! The EE Jobs Report is sent to over 1200 subscribers every Monday morning and lists the newest jobs added during that week. Subscribe by sending an email to jobs-report-subscribe@naaee.org
Learn more: The URL is: http://eelink.net/pages/EE+Jobs
Resolve to be committed to excellence this summer! NAAEE’s online EE Resource Reviews is a new member benefit that will help you elevate the value of your EE programs, gain professional development, and enhance your marketing strategies. On the journey to excellence, there is always the next new idea to be imagined, the next enhancement you can create. Developing complex programs like residential programs, online courses, instructional videos, or CD-ROMS is a challenging undertaking. Strengthen the quality of your resource through a "dialogue" with our trained reviewers. Once reviewed, your resource is flagged with a special symbol in our national EE directory – a low-cost, but effective, channel to market your programs! Not yet a member? Sign up today and submit your resource take advantage of this professional development service. Consider attending a workshop to learn how to submit your resource and become a trained reviewer. For details, visit www.naaee.org or contact Teresa Mourad at resource-reviews@naaee.org or call 202-419-0417.
UPCOMING RESOURCE REVIEWS WORKSHOPS: Learn more about the NAAEE Guidelines and how to submit your resources · August 2, 2006 ~ Norfolk, VA 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. · August 9, 2006 ~ Salt Lake City, UT 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. The URL is: http://naaee.org
Exhibiting & advertising at the annual NAAEE conference will provide an excellent opportunity to reach this audience of over 1000 environmental educators.
Exhibitor Prospectus: http://naaee.org/conferences/stpaul/exhibit_prospectus.doc Advertising Opportunities: http://naaee.org/conferences/stpaul/ad_opps.doc Contact: Julie Polzer at conferencestaff@naaee.org The URL is:
This year NAAEE is offering an entire strand on environmental justice, environmental health, and climate change. Browse the conference schedule online to find them before you to, or click this link to see few of the opportunities for understanding the perspectives of people of color in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Please visit this section of the NAAEE Web site and be sure to book soon as hotel cut off dates are approaching fast and once they pass the special rates will not be available. Hotel Info >>
Looking for a roommate? Go to the online bulletin board and see who else needs one or post your own message: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-bulleti...
Jacqui comes from western Massachusetts, where she is a senior studying psychology at Westfield State College. A former YMCA camp counselor, she's helping staff with everything from membership to the Web site. Jacqui's internship was arranged through the Washington Center, which sets up housing, internships, and classes for students every summer in the
Washington, DC, area. In addition to her NAAEE duties, Jacqui is taking a class in nonprofit management. We're so happy to have her here! The URL is:
At its April meeting, the NAAEE Board voted to hold the 2007 conference in Virginia Beach, Virginia. So mark your calendars now for NAAEE's 36th Annual Conference on November 13-17, 2007. The Virginia Beach Convention Center will be the conference site, with the Doubletree as the conference hotel.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/conference
We share the belief that among the first steps to achieving environmental literacy, and ultimately to environmental protection or sustainability, is to develop programs and materials that are of the highest quality possible. During a June 6 training in Washington, DC it was extremely encouraging to find that nearly a dozen members of national EE organizations agree that the EE Resource Reviews can play an instrumental role in ensuring that "quality" is regarded in a consistent way. Attendees came from government agencies, an industry trade association, and the National Farm Bureau. Led by Ali Goulstone Sweeney of Colorado, the training included how to submit resources into the review system, as well as a refresher session on the Guidelines for Excellence in EE.
Please remember that the EE Resource Reviews is not limited to curriculum guides or lesson plans. This program accepts almost all kinds of EE resources so long as there is a documented outline on how the resources are intended to be used in an educational setting. These include simple resources such as stand-alone tours or hikes, interpretive programs, and presentations, or more complex ones like case studies, action research, and models for project-based learning or service learning. This is a great time to submit your late summer or fall programs for review. Get on the fast track to excellence at our two-part workshop on August 2, from 9:30 am – 3:30 pm in Norfolk, VA. The registration deadline is July 27, 2006. Questions? Contact Teresa Mourad at 202-419-0417. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org
Thursday, October 12 ~ Minnesota History Center
Sponsored by the Sierra Club  Come to the Auction and bid on a chance to be photographed with the wolf Jacona, pictured here with MAEE president Amy Kay Kerber!The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/naaee-st-paul-pano...
Register early for the NAAEE conference in Wichita!
Early Bird Deadline: August 15th Conference ~ October 15-18 Research Symposium ~ October 14-15 The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration ...
Friday is the last day to get NAAEE full conference registration fees at last year’s prices --and day rates are lower than last year! There are more than 400 presentations, numerous focus panels, and a special plenary panel will discuss “Creating Equitable Climate Change Solutions through Artistic Expressions”. Take a field trip to Greensburg, Kansas, to see first-hand how a community’s commitment to sustainable building can make a difference. Wednesday workshops are diverse; there is something for every educator.
To search the conference scheduled for presentations, workshops, research symposium sessions, panels, etc. go to: http://convention3.allacademic.com/one/naaee/naaee08/ To register for the conference go to: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration ...
Do you use Facebook, MySpace, blogs, or other social networking sites to communicate about your EE programs? Would you be willing to share what works and what doesn’t in a hands-on session at the conference? These are popular but are they effective? How do you determine that?
Please contact Sue Bumpous at sbumpous at naaee.org or Garry Enns at garryenns at genesisnetworks.ca The URL is: ...
Are you a preK – 12 educator? Would you like to attend the NAAEE Conference on Saturday October 18, the day we focus almost 100% on presentations that meet your EE needs? Well, you are in luck … we have extended the special $60 Saturday rate until September 17. Be sure to register before then, as it jumps to $100 the next day. You may go here to register:
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration/
Have you started packing yet? NAAEE has provided a handy list of things to be sure to remember as you prepare for the annual conference in Wichita,
Kansas, from October 15-18, 2008. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE conference attendees can learn how the City of Wichita is cleaning up 5-½ square miles of contaminated groundwater while avoiding the EPA’s Superfund list. The solution is the Wichita Area Treatment and Education Center (WATER Center), an interactive, water education facility featuring hands-on exhibits, artwork, trails, aquaria, and a creek for treated water disposal. The center also operates a public education program to help prevent future groundwater contamination. The WATER Center is located in Herman Hill Park in south Wichita.
Learn more about the WATER Center: The URL is: http://www.wichita.gov/CityOffices/Environmental/W...
Step into a chamber and touch a tornado as it comes to life! This "twister" is located in the Exploring Our Only Home Exhibit Pavilion, one of the three hands-on pavilions at Exploration Place, Kansas’ premier science center for all ages. Immerse your senses in the CyberDome – the largest digital dome theater in Kansas. Experience two national traveling exhibitions – Scoop on Poop: The Science of What Animals Leave Behind and Discovering Chimpanzees: The Remarkable World of Jane Goodall. Both of these amazing exhibitions will be open during the NAAEE Annual Conference in Wichita this October. Exploration Place is the location of the Friday night dinner and auction. To learn more about Wichita, visit: www.VisitWichita.com
The URL is: http://www.exploration.org/index.php
Amy was an elementary/special education teacher and partnered with IdEEA as a teaching team leader for use of The EIC Model (using the Environment as an Integrating Context for learning). Along with her extensive experience using the EIC model, Amy brings grantwriting, campaign management, and organizational skills to bear on the work of IdEEA. Outgoing executive director Donny Roush is relocating to Denver, Colorado, where he will be executive director of the Audubon Society of Greater Denver.
Contact: Amy Pike, amy@idahoee.org The URL is: http://www.idahoee.org
The NAAEE Call for Presentations received over 500 submissions! The call is officially closed BUT reviewers are still needed.
For Members to volunteer Login to your member profile: naaee.org/cgi-bin/risee/noram/login For Nonmembers to volunteer You do not need to be a member to volunteer as a reviewer but need to create a profile in the database: naaee.org/cgi-bin/risee/noram/newmem?return= After you have logged in (Members), or created your profile (Nonmembers), click on the link: "Click here to volunteer to be a reviewer, access reviews that have been assigned to you and/or access your submitted presentation" Then on the submitter menu, click on: "Volunteer to be a Reviewer" Questions? Contact: Bridget Chisholm at bchisholm at naaee.org The URL is: ...
Early Bird Deadline: August 1st
Register now for the best and most exciting conference in our history! St. Paul, Minnesota ~ October 10-14 http://naaee.org/catalog/register.php Reserve your room early to ensure you are in one of the two on-site hotels. Info on hotels, rates, reservations >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/hotel-travel-information General conference information >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/naaee-2006-conference-start Questions? Contact: conferencestaff@naaee.org See you in St. Paul! The URL is:
At this years' conference we will be working with local community members who are working to reclaim the Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary, opened to the public in 2005. In view of the St. Paul skyline, this sanctuary was a former rail yard, with dramatic bluffs, caves, and underground springs. Help transform this abandoned post-industrial dumping site into an oasis of nature in the city!
Participants will get copies of the Dunn Foundation’s ViewFinders Too teacher's guide, and materials from Earth Force and Eco-Education and will also be eligible to apply to the Dunn Foundation for mini-grants to design and implement community service learning projects with students. A grant from the Dunn Foundation partially funds this project. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/bruce-vento-nature...
Environmental educators show their audiences how to pioneer new strategies for understanding the many aspects of today’s complex environment. The 37th annual NAAEE conference on October 15-18 offers a range of strands that create these new strategies in hundreds of concurrent presentations, panels, posters, and roundtables. Additional workshops and field experiences provide more options for hands-on activities around these topics.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Get guidance from a pro on how NAAEE's Guidelines can show how your materials meet professional standards. Then choose an option: bring your own submission and start a self-review of one of your resources, or train and join the reviewer team so you can provide valuable feedback to others. Cost is $50 and includes lunch. Bring 4 copies of materials you want to review (these are the copies that will go out for peer review after their submission), and a computer (WiFi will be available so you can do their self-review submission on the spot.) You won't be charged the regular submission fee of $35 to submit materials for review if the
self-review submission is done during the conference. Presenter: Lori Mann, chair, Resource Reviews Advisory Council The workshop at the NAAEE Conference is on Wednesday, October 15, from 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM. Preregister now. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration
Seeking an objective assessment of your EE program so you can ensure it provides the quality that people expect from EE professionals? Attend these Resource Reviews sessions at the NAAEE conference in St. Paul.
Workshop: Guidelines for Excellence: Environmental Education Materials Review Tuesday, October 10, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., and Wednesday, October 11, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Traditional Presentations: NAAEE's Resource Reviews Thursday, October 12, 3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Excellence and EE: State Program to Review EE Resources Friday, October 13, 9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference
Hyatt Regency Wichita (HRW) is continuing to increase their "green" efforts and is constantly creating new ways to cut down waste and conserve energy. Recently, HRW added a cardboard baler to cut trash removal by one-third. New showerheads have restricted flow to reduce water usage. Additionally, each department has an energy management plan to identify areas where users can help save energy. HRW will continue to focus on environmental savings as staff prepares for NAAEE’s arrival.
The URL is: http://www.wichita.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.js...
It happens at every conference… you’re just starting to get excited about an issue or you’re working in small groups to tease out a solution to a problem and… the session ends. If you want more time to explore environmental education topics in depth, you’ll find lots of options in the workshops at the 37th NAAEE annual conference in Wichita, Kansas, this October. Sign up now to ensure you get the one you want.
Register NOW >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
In our 35 years of existence, we've had both strong periods and times that have been spent overcoming challenges. Today we sit in a wonderful place, in the black financially, with a clean audit, and positioned to take on the challenges of our global society. We are small, nimble, committed, and strong - leaving us poised for enormous growth. Read the full report:
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/2006-annual-repor...
March 28-31, 2007 ~ Albuquerque, New Mexico
NAAEE is a co-sponsor with Earth Force of the EE strand at the National Service Learning Conference "Beyond Borders, Beyond Boundaries." https://programs.regweb.com/metro/NYLC2007/registration/index.cfm?page=AboutNSLC February 4-8, 2007 ~ Los Angeles, California NAAEE is exhibiting and presenting at the National Association of Conservation Districts conference "The Power of Conservation." http://www.nacdnet.org The URL is: naaee.org
Begins Mid-January!
NAAEE urgently needs 30+ members that are willing to mentor a pre-service teacher in a course at Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania, by phone and email. The mentor would be willing to answer one email question per week and take one or two phone calls per semester from a student in a course where all the students become student members of NAAEE. Please help NAAEE launch this effort by sending us your name, position, email, phone number, and any ideas you have for this mentorship to mentor@naaee.org The URL is: mailto:mentor@naaee.org
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/
Deadline: February 1, 2007
To our members: Have you changed jobs, received an award, taken on a leadership position, published an article or book, or done anything similar? Then please share it with fellow readers! Send a brief notice (~ 75 words) about your "Move" to Joanne Lozar Glenn (communicator@naaee.org). Please put "ON THE MOVE" in the header and be sure to include your contact information on each submission—and a photo in JPG or TIFF format. We thank you in advance! The URL is: mailto:communicator@naaee.org
July 7-16, 2007
Join your EE colleagues for an exciting educational tour of the tropical rainforest of Central America next summer in a trip organized especially for NAAEE. NAAEE is proud to introduce to you the wonders of tropical ecology in a dynamic 10-day field workshop. With program participation limited to 16 members, we will enjoy a lively experience and idea exchange amidst a variety of dynamic and diverse ecosystems. View the itinerary: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/professional-development-series/costa_rica_july2007.pdf Need more information? Contact NAAEE's Julie Polzer (conferencestaff@naaee.org). Register Online The URL is: http://www.holbrooktravel.com/pages/EducationExped...
NAAEE is seeking field data collectors for a timely national study that will assess the environmental literacy of students in 6th and 8th grades.
In the spring of 2007, the well-respected GfK-Roper polling organization will provide NAAEE with a random sample of 6th and 8th grade students in public and private schools across the U.S. A stipend is available for chosen data collectors to administer a survey that will assess students’ ecological knowledge, ability to identify and analyze environmental issues, and ability to take actions to improve or maintain the environment, as well as how they think about and interact with the environment. This national research study is made possible with funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA). The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/rese...
In partnership with the Albert I. Pierce Foundation, NAAEE has established a photography contest in conjunction with the upcoming NAAEE annual conference at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on November 14-17, 2007. NAAEE seeks photos that will inspire people to achieve environmental excellence. The winning photos will show how the visual arts can create a kinesthetic and emotional connection to the Earth. The photography contest is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-our-world-pho...
Nominations Deadline: April 1, 2007
NAAEE recognizes high-quality environmental education in several areas through its annual awards program. Nominations are now open for the 2007 awards, which will be presented at the 36th Annual Conference in Virginia Beach, VA, November 14-17, 2007. You need not be an NAAEE member to enter, and not all of the 10 categories require NAAEE membership to win. Please take this opportunity to acknowledge those individuals and organizations in environmental education that deserve to be recognized for all their success in demonstrating excellence in environmental education. Nominations Process and Categories >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/awar...
Demonstrate your commitment to excellence in EE by submitting your materials for an independent peer review. Then educators will easily find your reviewed resources in NAAEE's National EE Directory, flagged with the symbol that shows your role in developing a "culture of quality" in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/reso...
July 7-16, 2007
Join your EE colleagues for an exciting educational tour of the tropical rainforest of Central America next summer in a trip organized especially for NAAEE. NAAEE is proud to introduce to you the wonders of tropical ecology in a dynamic 10-day field workshop. With program participation limited to 16 members, we will enjoy a lively experience and idea exchange amidst a variety of dynamic and diverse ecosystems. View the itinerary: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/professional-development-tours Contact: Julie Polzer at conferencestaff@naaee.org A completed enrollment form and a deposit of $200 per person is necessary to confirm your space before the deadline of March 1, 2007 The URL is: http://www.holbrooktravel.com/pages/EducationExped...
Entry deadline: April 30, 2007
NAAEE will offer prizes for selected film and video programs that tell a positive story of how individuals and communities have come together to solve environmental problems. The Film and Video Festival is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field. The winning programs will be shown at NAAEE's 2007 conference on November 14-17, 2007, in Virginia Beach. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/film-festival-2007...
The NAAEE 2005 Conference Proceedings are now available online in pdf format.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-history...
Deadline: July 30, 2007
In partnership with the Albert I. Pierce Foundation, NAAEE has established a photography contest in conjunction with the upcoming NAAEE annual conference at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on November 14-17, 2007. NAAEE seeks photos that will inspire people to achieve environmental excellence. The winning photos will show how the visual arts can create a kinesthetic and emotional connection to the Earth. The photography contest is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-our-world-pho...
How can we bring new, exciting elements to our conference without increasing our energy use?
In Wichita, we are partnering with Bioneers to bring you a satellite feed on Friday and Saturday morning -- live from the 19th Annual Bioneers Conference in San Rafael, California. Friday, October 17th Paul Stamets - Solutions from the Underground: Using Fungi to Help Save the World Erica Fernandez - Si, Se Puede! (Yes, We Can!) Ray Anderson - Sustainability in Action Kavita Ramdas - Shakti, Shanti, Sangam: Power, Peace and the Politics of Change Speaker TBD - 3:30 - 4:00 Saturday, October 18th Janine Benyus - Nature's 100 Best: Top Biomimicry Solutions to Environmental Crises Dune Lankard - Sustainable Solutions Over Centuries: A New Business Model David Orr - Some Like It Hot, But Lots Don't: The Changing Climate of US Politics Greg Watson - Twelve Degrees of Freedom: Lessons Learned from Thirty-five Years of Environmental Activism Sandra Steingraber - The Environmental Life of Children-from Placenta to Puberty Read more about these presentations and see all the other presentations scheduled for Wichita!The URL is: http://convention3.allacademic.com/one/naaee/naaee...
NAAEE member Haily Summerford of Fort Worth, Texas, is headed to Nashville in April for a rigorous training program led by former Vice President Al Gore and a team of renowned scientists and environmental educators. The training will help to spread the message about the threat of and solutions to global warming. In addition, Summerford will receive technical training to become an experience presenter of a version of Gore's computer-based slide show, which became the basis of his best-selling book and Oscar winning documentary film, "An Inconvenient Truth." Summerford will be spending the next year making presentations in and around North Texas, discussing how individuals and businesses, schools, and other organizations can be a major part of the solution to the growing crisis of global warming. She hopes to begin offering presentations in mid-May or early June.
The URL is: 1. Members Only
NAAEE's Resource Reviews will help you elevate the value of your programs. Demonstrate your commitment to excellence in EE by submitting your materials for an independent peer review. Then educators will easily find your reviewed resources in NAAEE's National EE Directory, flagged with the symbol that shows your role in developing a "culture of quality" in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/reso...
Demonstrate your commitment to excellence in EE by submitting your materials for an independent peer review. Then educators will easily find your reviewed resources in NAAEE's National EE Directory, flagged with the symbol that shows your role in developing a "culture of quality" in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/reso...
Deadline: April 30, 2007
NAAEE will offer prizes for selected film and video programs that tell a positive story of how individuals and communities have come together to solve environmental problems. The Film and Video Festival is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field. The winning programs will be shown at NAAEE's 2007 conference on November 14-17, 2007, in Virginia Beach. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/film-festival-2007...
Deadline: April 30, 2007
NAAEE will offer prizes for selected film and video programs that tell a positive story of how individuals and communities have come together to solve environmental problems. The Film and Video Festival is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field. The winning programs will be shown at NAAEE's 2007 conference on November 14-17, 2007, in Virginia Beach. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/film-festival-2007...
Deadline: April 30, 2007
NAAEE will offer prizes for selected film and video programs that tell a positive story of how individuals and communities have come together to solve environmental problems. The Film and Video Festival is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field. The winning programs will be shown at NAAEE's 2007 conference on November 14-17, 2007, in Virginia Beach. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/film-festival-2007...
In partnership with the Albert I. Pierce Foundation, NAAEE has established a photography contest in conjunction with the upcoming NAAEE annual conference at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on November 14-17, 2007. NAAEE seeks photos that will inspire people to achieve environmental excellence. The winning photos will show how the visual arts can create a kinesthetic and emotional connection to the Earth. The photography contest is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-our-world-pho...
In partnership with the Albert I. Pierce Foundation, NAAEE has established a photography contest in conjunction with the upcoming NAAEE annual conference at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on November 14-17, 2007. NAAEE seeks photos that will inspire people to achieve environmental excellence. The winning photos will show how the visual arts can create a kinesthetic and emotional connection to the Earth. The photography contest is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-our-world-pho...
In partnership with the Albert I. Pierce Foundation, NAAEE has established a photography contest in conjunction with the upcoming NAAEE annual conference at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on November 14-17, 2007. NAAEE seeks photos that will inspire people to achieve environmental excellence. The winning photos will show how the visual arts can create a kinesthetic and emotional connection to the Earth. The photography contest is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-our-world-pho...
In partnership with the Albert I. Pierce Foundation, NAAEE has established a photography contest in conjunction with the upcoming NAAEE annual conference at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on November 14-17, 2007. NAAEE seeks photos that will inspire people to achieve environmental excellence. The winning photos will show how the visual arts can create a kinesthetic and emotional connection to the Earth. The photography contest is one element of a larger effort by NAAEE to re-invigorate the use of arts and culture in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-our-world-pho...
Partnership Links Public Radio and Science Educators to Boost Outreach Around Genetic Science
SoundVision Productions® is an outreach partner with The DNA Files III project seeking input to increase awareness about genetic science. Eleven public radio stations received grants to help with the project: Alabama Public Radio; Georgia Public Broadcasting; WSIU/Carbondale, IL; WBEZ/Chicago, IL; WBUR/Boston, MA; KWMU/St. Louis, MO; WSKG/Binghamton, NY; Radio Bilingüe, Fresno, CA; WHYY/Philadelphia, PA; Texas Public Radio; and KZMU/Moab, UT. Stations will be interested in talking with NAAEE members, perhaps as a background source for programming content, or for assistance with educational outreach to schools, parks, museums, or other venues. For more information, contact Sallie Bodie, The DNA Files III Outreach Manager, 206-283-1254, s.bodie@comcast.net The URL is: mailtp:s.bodie@comcast.net
Sustainability in the Himalayan Foothills
November 30 - December 4, 2007 India's Himalayan region is world-renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and vibrant inhabitants. Threats to the area's natural resources and colorful way of life are many: population, land abuse, and impacts of global warming. This study tour will engage inquisitive environmental educators in exploring sustainability issues from a village-up perspective. Download the flyer >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
As concern for energy security and global warming grows, so does the level of interest in alternatives to our fossil-fuel driven transportation infrastructure. This year’s NAAEE conference will feature an alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicle exhibit and ride and drive opportunities. The line up of vehicles currently includes a Honda Civic GX
(compressed natural gas), Honda Civic hybrid (gas-electric), Roush F-150 (liquid propane injection), Segway (self-balancing, electric-powered), Global Electric Motorcar (electric), and a GM HydroGen3 (hydrogen fuel cell). The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference
In the Summer 2006 issue of the NAAEE Communicator, we introduced you to Wynter Chauvin, who has visited China several times to teach about EE. She’s currently on her latest visit and has lots of interesting observations about how the Chinese are caring for their environment. Follow her adventures on her blog at
The URL is: http://changes.typepad.com
During 2006 and early 2007, representatives from over two dozen federal agencies, professional associations, and not-for-profit organizations came together to discuss the definitions of common terminology used by interpreters, environmental educators, historians, and others in settings such as parks, aquariums, zoos, nature centers, historic sites, and museums. NAAEE was involved with this effort, represented by Board member Richard Jurin and staff member Sue Bumpous.
The result can be found at www.definitionsproject.com. The information is copyright-free for download or web-based use by anyone who needs it. You also may provide a direct link to this site from your organization's site. This is a dynamic project – visitors are encouraged to provide feedback and comments and to suggest new words or examples that will be reviewed for possible addition to the site. The Definitions Project was initially funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency and was organized and facilitated by the National Association for Interpretation (NAI) in cooperation with US Fish and Wildlife Service and Institute for Learning Innovation. The URL is: http://www.definitionsproject.com
Sustainability in the Himalayan Foothills
November 30 - December 4, 2007 Registration Deadline: August 1, 2007 India's Himalayan region is world-renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and vibrant inhabitants. Threats to the area's natural resources and colorful way of life are many: population, land abuse, and impacts of global warming. This study tour will engage inquisitive environmental educators in exploring sustainability issues from a village-up perspective. The tour is being offered by NAAEE in connection with the Tbilisi+30 conference "Environmental Education Towards a Sustainable Future" in Ahmedabad, India on November 26-28. Read More >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
Professional Development Study Tour
November 30 - December 4, 2007 Registration Deadline: August 1, 2007 India's Himalayan region is world-renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and vibrant inhabitants. Threats to the area's natural resources and colorful way of life are many: population, land abuse, and impacts of global warming. This study tour will engage inquisitive environmental educators in exploring sustainability issues from a village-up perspective. The tour is being offered by NAAEE in connection with the Tbilisi+30 conference "Environmental Education Towards a Sustainable Future" in Ahmedabad, India on November 26-28. Read More >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
Sustainability in the Himalayan Foothills
November 30 - December 4, 2007 Registration Deadline: August 1, 2007 India's Himalayan region is world-renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and vibrant inhabitants. Threats to the area's natural resources and colorful way of life are many: population, land abuse, and impacts of global warming. This study tour will engage inquisitive environmental educators in exploring sustainability issues from a village-up perspective. The tour is being offered by NAAEE in connection with the Tbilisi+30 conference "Environmental Education Towards a Sustainable Future" in Ahmedabad, India on November 26-28. Read More >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
Professional Development Study Tour
November 30 - December 4, 2007 Registration Deadline: August 1, 2007 India's Himalayan region is world-renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and vibrant inhabitants. Threats to the area's natural resources and colorful way of life are many: population, land abuse, and impacts of global warming. This study tour will engage inquisitive environmental educators in exploring sustainability issues from a village-up perspective. The tour is being offered by NAAEE in connection with the Tbilisi+30 conference "Environmental Education Towards a Sustainable Future" in Ahmedabad, India on November 26-28. Read More >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
May 31st is the deadline for both the student poster submissions for NAAEE's annual conference and the poster submissions for the 4th Annual Research Symposium.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/call-for-presentat...
Reminder: The deadline for student poster session submissions for the NAAEE conference and poster submissions for the Research Symposium is May 31st!
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/call-for-presentat...
Deadline: May 23, 2007
For many years NAAEE has offered a discounted conference registration rate for preK–12 teachers. We have been getting numerous requests from other members who get paid less than teachers to change the criteria for setting conference discounts. Please take a few minutes to answer seven short questions so we can make appropriate choices for setting future conference registration rates. Your participation is greatly appreciated! Please respond by May 23rd. The URL is: url of survey
Demonstrate your commitment to excellence in EE by submitting your materials for an independent peer review. Then educators will easily find your reviewed resources in NAAEE's National EE Directory, flagged with the symbol that shows your role in developing a "culture of quality" in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/reso...
July 7-16, 2007
Experience the wonders of tropical ecology and join your EE colleagues in this exciting educational tour of the tropical rainforest of Central America in a trip organized especially for NAAEE. View the itinerary: Contact: Julie Polzer at conferencestaff@naaee.org The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
Deadline: September 15, 2007
NAAEE is offering a $1000 EE Scholarship for Academic Study to a student attending a college or university in Virginia (the host state for the 2007 NAAEE Conference). Scholarship applicants must be currently enrolled in a degree program or taking coursework that directly supports future career plans as an environmental educator in a formal or non-formal setting. Current membership in NAAEE is not required. Persons of color and students working in environmental justice are encouraged to apply. In addition to the scholarship, the selected student will be offered a free registration to the NAAEE annual conference in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on November 14-17, 2007. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/scholarships
Only 25 of the 82 booths remain available for sale.
NAAEE has made some great changes to the exhibit hall this year A Thursday night opening reception with entertainment, Affiliates' welcome, and the conference poster session! 9 of the 13 hours the hall is open have no competing conference activities! Download the details >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/exhibitors-and-adv...
Deadline: July 27, 2007
Now is the time to nominate colleagues to lead our association in the coming years. The Nominations Committee is seeking potential candidates for the following positions on the NAAEE Board: · President Elect (January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009) · Member at Large (January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2010) - 2 positions open · Secretary (January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009) The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/board-elect...
On Saturday, teachers get the best of both worlds, a taste of the regular NAAEE conference and teacher-focused breakouts designed specifically for their needs. Beginning with the Exhibit Fair, teachers are offered resources and the chance to meet with lots of EE providers, walking away from this day with new contacts, information, and materials to help students learn about the environment in exciting new ways. Hands-on sessions offer unique opportunities for personal involvement. Throughout the day are dozens of other sessions on how to make teaching more effective using the environment as an integrating context for learning.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE Online Conference Registration opens July 1st!
To register before July 1st, visit: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration and download the two-page registration form, complete it, and fax or mail to our offices. Information & pricing needed to complete the downloadable registration form is available here >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration. Field experience pricing & coding >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/field-trips Workshop pricing and coding >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-workshops. There is a $10.00 administrative fee for all mailed or faxed conference registrations. NAAEE encourages you to use the online system after July 1st if at all possible. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference
There are only 22 booths left to fill. Visit this page to learn more about the exhibit hall plans for this year and to download the forms.
We hope you and your organization will join us in Virginia Beach! The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/exhibitors-and-adv...
Do you have a fabulous, award winning printed materials that you would like to share in a communication session at the NAAEE conference – a brochure, poster, newsletter, annual report?
Please contact Sue Bumpous at sbumpous at naaee.org or Garry Enns at garryenns at genesisnetworks.ca The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/
Have Fun While Learning at NAAEE Conference
Lots of fun is on the agenda for the NAAEE conference in Wichita. Friday night brings everyone together at Exploration Place for the annual fundraising auction. The buffet dinner will feature locally-raised vegetables, poultry, and pork, served on compostable tableware that will be sent to Botanica after the event. To close our time in Wichita on Saturday, our Grande Finale co-hosts for the evening are Kent Cummins of Magic Hotline and Chris Walden of Walden Magic Productions. In addition to performing their special form of environmental magic, they will introduce our variety show entrants and keep you entertained during set changes. Will a member of the NAAEE leadership really dare to be sawed in half? Be there to find out! NAAEE Conference Gets Lots of Sponsor Support Companies, agencies, and nonprofits that support excellence in environmental education are generous supporters of the NAAEE conference in Wichita. Be sure to visit their booths in the Exhibit Hall and thank them for their support. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
The Wichita Airport encourages the public to recycle paper, plastics, and corrugated cardboard in the airport’s six recycling stations located in the terminal and concourses.. Numerous other collection points have been set up where Airport tenants can participate. During NAAEE’s conference, the City of Wichita has arranged recycling at the Century II Convention Center. Although this effort is not yet a city-wide mandate, city staff feels confident that in the very near future Wichita will be recycling and have applauded our efforts in helping the city to move in this direction.
Local farmers have been working closely with the Hyatt’s chef -- the menus they have planned are looking fabulous: Janzen Farm lamb and organic flour, vegetables and fruits from Bolte Farms and Corr and Stimatze Farm, breads by Bontrager Pastries and Perez Breads, and Lloyd’s local honey; just to name a few! Exploration Place (location for the Stapp Scholarship Auction Dinner) is contacting local food vendors and plans to adopt more local sources for meal choices after the NAAEE conference ends. They’ve thanked NAAEE for calling their attention to the benefits of “buy fresh, buy local” practices. Consider offsetting your carbon emissions during the registration process; the Sustainability Committee worked hard to find a local offset provider for our event. It’s very easy to make your donation as part of your conference registration. Earth Force is bringing a team of high school students who will assess the ecological footprint of the conference. The students will identify environmental issues, root causes of problems and identify key "power centers" that can help them address the issues. This project is a demonstration of the ongoing partnership between Earth Force and Staples designed to engage young people as active environmental champions. Search the conference schedule for presentations, workshops, research symposium sessions, panels, etc.: http://convention3.allacademic.com/one/naaee/naaee08/ The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration ...
Please submit your comments by March 31, 2009.
NAAEE, the National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education, and EETAP are in the early stages of writing the fifth document in the Guidelines for Excellence in Environmental Education series. When completed, this set of guidelines will help early childhood environmental educators develop and implement quality programs. You are invited to review this draft and provide comments. Your input is very important to the process and will be used as we develop future drafts. Please feel free to forward this announcement to others. The first review draft of the Early Childhood Environmental Education Guidelines and a review response form are available on the NAAEE Web site: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/guid...
Deadline: July 27, 2007
The Nominations Committee is seeking potential candidates for the following positions on the NAAEE Board: · President Elect (January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009) · Member at Large (January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2010) - 2 positions open · Secretary (January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009) The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/board-elect...
Be a part of one of the most exciting professional development experiences ever! Register online for the NAAEE 36th Annual Conference in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Early Bird Rate Closes: September 14th The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration/
With so much attention now focused on how to help solve our environmental challenges, members of the North American Association for Environmental Education are ready to answer the question "What can I do?" This year's NAAEE conference, in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on November 14-17, features everything from state-of-the-art technology to down-and-dirty, hands-on science as a way to share the message that every action matters. During the four days of events, participants also will be inspired by a host of artistic expressions in words, pictures, and songs. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration/
preconference workshops
The URL is: http://naaee.org/conference
Interested in being a pioneer in the field of EE? Explore avenues for making your voice heard and stake your claim in the field. Meet innovators that have created their own niche in the field of EE, and learn strategies for creating your own. Socialize with fellow students and young professionals who will travel alongside as you blaze new trails together. Make your conference experience more relevant by connecting with your peers at our hands-on session, round table discussions, and social events in Wichita, Kansas.
Search the conference schedule for presentations, workshops, research symposium sessions, panels, etc.: http://convention3.allacademic.com/one/naaee/naaee08/ Register >> The URL is: ...
The first Environmental Justice Commission workshop "A Walk About Wichita," is a wonderful opportunity to explore how the city of Wichita is addressing urban blight with an environmental frame of revitalization. In addition to a bus tour and lunch, there will be interactive panel discussions with city officials. The goal is to showcase models of environmental justice and environmental education cooperation. As a result of a grant, we are able to offer this extraordinary learning day for only $30.00. Space is limited (tour-lunch) so register NOW.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference
The 36th Annual NAAEE Conference offers the chance to visit unique locations and learn more about the environment of the Hampton Roads and Tidewater areas, the Chesapeake Bay, and the history of the Jamestown Settlement. The field experiences include options from an easy to a strenuous activity level, range in length from a few hours to two days, and visit the East Coast during a beautiful time of the year.
There are hundreds of sessions offering many opportunities to enhance your EE skills! Check out full list here >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/field-trips Register early to ensure a spot on your favorite trip >> http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration/ The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
LAST CALL!! If you've been thinking about the "Sustainability in the Himalayan Foothills" study-tour, Nov 30 - Dec 4, please sign up now! NAAEE and the Uttarakhand EE Center will be welcoming participants from Florida, Vermont, and Sweden for this exciting small-group professional development experience and we'd be happy to have you join us!
All details are available here >> We will be closing registration this week so that we can make all the necessary arrangements and insure a fabulous experience for all! The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/prof...
The Earlybird Deadline is September 14th
Register now and save $50! Check out the preliminary program >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Teachers get the best of both worlds, a taste of the regular NAAEE conference and teacher-focused breakouts designed specifically for their needs. Beginning with breakfast in the Exhibit Fair, teachers are offered resources and the chance to meet with lots of EE providers, walking away from this day with new contacts, information, and materials to help students learn about the environment in exciting new ways.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Are you interested in organizing a certification program in your state? No matter where you are in the process of creating a program, we’ll have something to offer you at the "Designing a Certification Program in Your State" workshop on Wednesday, November 14, at the NAAEE conference. Sign up for the workshop today!
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration/
Once again this year, NAAEE Conference attendees can give back to the host community with a few hours of service while enjoying some valued time in the fresh air. Join us in Virginia Beach as we do not one, but two, service projects:
· Beach Walk Planting · Exploring and Interpreting Community Character through Service Learning The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE's 2007 conference offers a number of in-depth discussions in symposia and panel presentations that offer multiple perspectives on a single topic:
. Connecting Environmental Education and Music . Our Vision Widens: Combining Environmental Education, Environmental Health, and Environmental Justice . Industry, Sustainability, and Environment . Alternative Fuels and Advanced Technology Vehicles . Internationalizing Sustainability Education: Challenges and Opportunities . Corporate Giving, Government Grants, & Foundation Funding. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Each year NAAEE works to minimize the effects of a large conference by practicing what we preach -- sustainability efforts. With each conference being held in different parts of the country, it is largely dependent on what the facility can provide. In August, the Virginia Beach Conference Center (VBCC) was designated as a participant in the Virginia Green Lodging program, a division of the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. VBCC is the first convention center to become certified in the state of Virginia. Learn more about how we will reduce, reuse, and recycle at the conference.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
Please take just a few minutes to give us your opinion about what you read in the NAAEE Communicator. What do you like? Think you can do better? We are always looking for stories from our members. Ones with pictures are best, as long as photos are high resolution-- the biggest photos you can provide. Our designers prefer 300 dpi files in JPG format. We look forward to hearing from you.
It will just take a few minutes to tell us your thoughts at: The URL is: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=7jndhX_2fJCZ...
The NAAEE Standards for Initial Preparation of Environmental Educators, expected to be adopted by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) in October will be used by NCATE and NAAEE to accredit college and university teacher education programs across the nation.
Get an in-depth review of the new standards, strategies for incorporating into your curriculum, hands-on activities, and more! Attend a special workshop for college faculty (#18 on the workshop list) on November 15th at the NAAEE conference in Virginia Beach. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
With so much attention now focused on how to help solve our environmental challenges, members of the North American Association for Environmental Education are ready to answer the question "What can I do?" For over 36 years, NAAEE's annual conference has provided hundreds of ideas for how to teach others to help our planet be more sustainable. This year's NAAEE conference, in Wichita, Kansas, on October 15-18, features many ways to share the message that every action matters in sustaining our planet. During the four days of events, participants also will be inspired by a host of artistic expressions in words, pictures, and songs.
Start here >> Pre-registration closes October 1st The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE's 36th Annual Conference in Virginia Beach has over 900 people registered to attend! If you want to avoid paying a $50.00 on-site registration fee, you must register by November 1st.
Remember registering online also saves a $10.00 administrative fee. Start here: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/registration
Six environmental films will receive awards and will be screened along with 13 other finalists at the NAAEE conference during a ceremony on Thursday, November 15.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE Executive Director, Brian Day, invites conference-attendees to a special session at the 2007 conference in Virginia Beach to talk about E-conferences.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/brian-day-web-cast...
Did you know that your NAAEE membership entitles you to discounts on six widely-read EE resources? Here are two, for example:
Environmental Education Research - Member Price $38 You must use the online form at http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/offer/ceer-so.asp to obtain this rate. An international refereed journal which publishes papers and reports on all aspects of environmental education, the journal helps to advance understanding of environmental and sustainability education through a focus on papers reporting research and development activities. Applied Environmental Education and Communication: An International Journal - (Quarterly) Member Price $33 A scholarly journal for both academics and practitioners, the journal presents the latest developments in the fields of environmental social marketing, environmental journalism, environmental education, sustainability education, environmental interpretation, and environmental health communication. Articles show how research and practical information combine to help readers solve real environmental problems in governmental and corporate realms through awareness campaigns, public relations and outreach, behavioral science, interpersonal and mass media, and worldwide education and communication. The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/membership/benefits
Application Deadline: March 25, 2009
NAAEE created the Higher Education EE Faculty Fellowship program to promote its Guidelines for Preparation and Professional Development of Environmental Educators and how these guidelines can help improve the quality of environmental education (EE) at colleges and universities. These fellowships are designed to foster mentoring relationships among university faculty to develop or expand EE programs. The maximum amount of funding is $2,500 per institution. Decisions for funding will be announced on or before April 1, 2009. Download the Fellowship Description >> and Application >> The URL is:
Haily Summerford talks about her "personal green efforts" in this Fort Worth Good Nature article featuring Fort Worth, Texas, residents doing their part to protect and respect the environment.
Look for Haily's session "An Inconvenient Truth: Climate Change & What You Can Do" at the NAAEE Conference, on Thursday, November 15, at 9:30 a.m. in Room 5D. The URL is: http://www.fwtexas.com/content.php?page=worth&id=4
Demonstrate your commitment to excellence in EE by submitting your materials for an independent peer review. Then educators will easily find your reviewed resources in NAAEE's National EE Directory, flagged with the symbol that shows your role in developing a "culture of quality" in the EE field.
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/reso...
Use this list to help you pack your bags for the conference -- next week!
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE is offering many family-friendly activities at the conference this year. Read about the EcoKids Camp for conference participants' youngsters, the dinner and auction at Nauticus, and the Oyster Roast on the beach!
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/conference-announc...
NAAEE is pleased to welcome the following new Board members:
President-Elect Diane Cantrell >> Term: President-Elect position held January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009, and President Position held January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2011 Secretary Charlotte Clark >> Term: January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009 Board Members At-Large Term: January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2010 Marcia Owens >> Deb Thrall >> Nicole Ardoin >> The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/about-naaee/board/board-elect...
Letter from John Rolfe, President & CEO of Greater Wichita Convention & Visitors Bureau, welcoming the 2008 NAAEE conference-goers to Wichita, one of the "Top 10 Best Big Cities to Live."
The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/hotel-travel/welco...
Submission Deadline: January 15, 2008
NAAEE welcomes presentation proposals for the 37th Annual NAAEE conference in Wichita, Kansas, on October 15–18, 2008. Visit the Web site for details on submissions and reviews: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2008-conference
Deadline extended to January 29, 2008
NAAEE welcomes presentation proposals for the 37th Annual NAAEE conference in Wichita, Kansas, on October 15–18, 2008. Visit the Web site for details on submissions and reviews: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference/2008-conference ...
Deadline: January 29th
NAAEE is extending the 2008 Call for Presentations to January 29 for the Annual Conference (October 15 -18 in Wichita, Kansas). Please go here to enter your proposal in the system: http://www.naaee.org/conference. There is some great energy forming around Wichita and the exciting strands we have planned: · Art, Culture and Environmental Education · Best Practices for Advancing Environmental Education · Conservation Education · Early Childhood Education · Energy Education · Environmental Justice, Environmental Health, and Climate Change · Food, Agriculture and Environmental Education · Religion, Spirituality and Environmental Education If you have not already entered your presentation in the system we hope this extension will be a welcome notice! Thank you for your continued support and involvement with NAAEE, we look forward to having an amazing conference in Wichita! Start here: The URL is: http://naaee.org/conference
Getting an Early Start - Eco-education doesn't have to be expensive
By Daniel Stone, September 6, 2008, Newsweek This article highlights several successful green school initiatives from outdoor classrooms to green facilities and curriculum that have improved the quality and experience of education for students. NAAEE Executive Director Brian Day offers the insight that eco-education does not have to be an issue of money, suggesting that environmental curriculum aligned with state and federal benchmarks such as the American Forest Foundation's Project Learning Tree (PLT) is a proven, yet inexpensive program. More information on Project Learning Tree: http://plt.org/ The URL is: http://www.newsweek.com/id/157577
Western history is deeply intertwined with Wichita's early days and makes an intriguing context for the 2008 NAAEE Annual Conference. In fact, the Chisholm Trail ran through the exact location where the conference will be held! In the early years, tens of thousands of Texas longhorns bound for the railhead at Abilene forded the Arkansas River just south of the Douglas Avenue bridge and ambled down the new cattle town's main street before continuing on north.
Image: The Chisholm Trail marker is located on the west bank of the Arkansas River, right across from the location of the conference. For more about the NAAEE Annual Conference, visit: The URL is: http://www.naaee.org/conference
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