The EEResearch blog provides short, easy to understand reviews of EE research to help you adapt and improve your programs based on facts gleaned from reputable analysis. The blog is developed by the Cornell University Civic Ecology Lab and NAAEE Research Commission, and offers quick reviews of current EE articles from diverse journals.

This year-long, world-wide celebration will raise awareness and inspire actions to sustainably manage and conserve the world’s trees and forests. The U.N. objectives are to: reverse the loss of forest cover, enhance economic, social and environmental benefits, increase the area of sustainably managed forests and to mobilize increased financial resources.

The National Science Resources Center (NSRC) was established in 1985 by the Smithsonian Institution and the National Academies. Its mission is to improve the learning and teaching of science for all students in the United States and throughout the world

SEED Money now available for School Garden mini-grants!

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is accepting grant applications for $1.9 million in funding for environmental education projects and programs. The purpose of the grants is to promote environmental stewardship and help develop knowledgeable and responsible students, teachers and citizens

Waste Reduction & Recycling Workshop
Did you know that nearly 70% of materials thrown in the trash are commonly recyclable? Help educate your students by educating yourselves.

The Disney Friends for Change program will award 50 $500 grants to youth-led service projects around the world that demonstrate youth leadership, creativity, and the commitment to making a positive impact on the environment.

Apply today for one of seven teacher scholarships to attend the “Key Issues: Bringing Environmental Issues to the Classroom” training session in beautiful Silverthorne, Colorado this summer!

Richard C. Bartlett Environmental Education Award was established in 2007 by the National Environmental Education Foundation to distinguish the teachers who best represent Richard C. Bartlett’s passion for and leadership in environmental education. Award winner will receive $5,000 and two merit winners will receive $750 each. The award will be announced during Teacher Appreciation Week, the first week in May 2011.

The Air Resources Board launched the Climate Generation Program at the end of last year. This is a project based learning competition for high schools throughout California – it’s a fun way to engage students in a hands-on project connecting environmental curriculum

the 85 EEI Curriculum units cover selected academic content standards in both Science and History-Social Science. Each EEI Curriculum unit is designed to teach one or more standards to mastery.

Paul Longshore teaches a gifted GATE class at Galileo Academy 101 in Victorville. Paul is an active MEEC teacher and is involved in many of our programs and grants. Paul started college as a bio major and had no intention of teaching. His first indication that it might be something he might [...]

Provided by a grant from the Boeing Company, “Clean Air” teacher workshops present hands-on training sessions which provide you with the tools to enable your students to conduct scientific research on an environmental problem (air pollution), draw conclusions, and develop critical thinking skills while learning how to reach logical conclusions and solutions.

Provided by a grant from the Boeing Company, “Clean Air” teacher workshops present hands-on training sessions which provide you with the tools to enable your students to conduct scientific research on an environmental problem (air pollution), draw conclusions, and develop critical thinking skills while learning how to reach logical conclusions and solutions.

Provided by a grant from the Boeing Company, “Clean Air” teacher workshops present hands-on training sessions which provide you with the tools to enable your students to conduct scientific research on an environmental problem (air pollution), draw conclusions, and develop critical thinking skills while learning how to reach logical conclusions and solutions.