National Environmental Education Week (EE Week) connects educators with environmental resources to promote K-12 students' understanding of the environment.
EE Week is April 11-17, 2010.
EE Week is April 11-17, 2010.
Information
- Location:
- Washington, DC, 20008
- Phone:
- 202-261-6484
National Environmental Education Week Today the EPA announces its Our Planet, Our Stuff, Our Choice Video Contest. Winning videos will win cash prizes!
www.epa.gov
The stuff you use every day affects your environment, your community, and your planet. EPA is sponsoring a video competition to raise awareness of the connection between the environment and the "stuff" people use, consume, recycle, and throw away. ...
National Environmental Education Week Need $ to start your school garden? Check out Welch's Harvest Grants for schools.
www.scholastic.com
As a family farmer owned company that is proud to grow and nurture grapes, Welch’s values sustainable agriculture and healthy eating. Schools around the country can apply for a Welch’s Harvest Grant to win a school garden.
National Environmental Education Week Just announced: special offers for registered EE Week 2010 participants! www.eeweek.org/register
www.eeweek.org
National Environmental Education Week (EE Week) is the largest organized environmental education event in the United States.
National Environmental Education Week Check out EPA's new Facebook fan page on water issues: Water Is Worth It
Government:783 fans
National Environmental Education Week Here's an uplifting story for your Tuesday morning: a second grade teacher works to make a difference
National Environmental Education Week Need a resource on climate science that doesn't use confusing technical jargon? Check out The Climate Solutions Consensus.
www.eoearth.org
National Environmental Education Week DC students weigh in on climate negotiations. How are your students getting involved with COP15? We want to hear your stories!
www.washingtonpost.com
A delegation of Washington area students and one squirmy diamondback terrapin named Happy were beamed into Thursday's United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen to help advance a solution for curbing carbon emissions.
National Environmental Education Week Letting your faucet run for five minutes uses about as much energy as letting a 60-watt light bulb run for 14 hours
www.epa.gov
Save water and protect the environment by choosing WaterSense labeled products in your home and business and taking simple steps to save water each day.
National Environmental Education Week A group of students, parents and teachers found a creative way to share their school gardening lessons with the community - and raise $!
www.missoulian.com
A group of parents and teachers at Lowell Elementary School put pages in order Wednesday afternoon before binding the “The Helping Hands: Lowell School Garden Project Family Cookbook,” a collection of recipes using vegetables harvested from the school’s garden last fall. ...
National Environmental Education Week Tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST, NSTA presents this free webinar for educators - Timely Teachings: Seasons and the Cycles of Night and Day
learningcenter.nsta.org
Join Jessica Fries-Gaither, science resource specialist at Ohio State University, as we discuss two challenging topics in the elementary and middle school curriculum - day and night and seasons from both science and literacy perspectives. Register today!
National Environmental Education Week Did you know that it takes 3000 to 6000 gallons of water to power a 60-watt light bulb for 12 hours per day for a year? Saving energy saves water!
eeweek.org
In the United States, generating power consumes 3 percent of our nation's water annually and 13 percent of the energy produced in this country each year is used to treat, transport and heat our water. Conserving water saves energy, and vice versa. ...
National Environmental Education Week It's Computer Science Education Week. Visit www.csedweek.org to learn how to get involved (and why computing is integral to environmental ed!)
www.csedweek.org
Educators, parents, policymakers, professionals and students are invited to become part of this important effort by utilizing the valuable resources on this web site.
National Environmental Education Week NEEF marks the opening of the U.N. Climate Change Conference by featuring climate education resources for teachers, meteorologists, students, and more
www.neefusa.org
To mark the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, the National Environmental Education Foundation will feature our climate change education resources for the next two weeks.
National Environmental Education Week Want to bring discussions about climate change into the classroom this week? Visit us online for lesson plans, resources, and our carbon footprint calculator for students.
www.eeweek.org
National Environmental Education Week (EE Week) is the largest organized environmental education event in the United States.
