ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ALLIANCE
Advancing the field since 1992
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20 scholarships are available for self-paced, online professional learning
Join us for an engaging, interactive two-hour workshop on Excellence in Environmental Education Resources and Materials, followed by self-paced, online modules and a closing session reflecting with other educators. This opportunity is intended for novice or experienced non-formal educators and K-12 teachers interested in transforming their teaching practice. Participants will gain access to exemplary teaching resources and learn how to vet and modify environmental education materials to improve their effectiveness, accuracy, and cultural-responsiveness. A generous grant from NAAEE makes 20 scholarships available.
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Advanced Training
for EE in GA (ATEEG) ATEEG is a nationally accredited, professional certification program for K-12 and non-formal educators, based on the NAAEE Guidelines for Excellence. |
Dragonfly GrantsEEA's Dragonfly Grants inspire innovation by encouraging environmental educators to integrate performing and visual arts with learning experiences. |
Pollinator Habitat GrantsEEA's Monarchs Across Georgia Pollinator Habitat Grants encourage the creation or enhancement of habitat for monarch butterflies. |
CoOL GrantsEEA's CoOL Grants support the creation of outdoor learning stations and engaging students in experiential learning, STEM and environmental stewardship. |
Resources In the interest of advancing the field of environmental education, EEA offers free resources for families, educators, organizations, and others. Additional resources are only available to EEA members. |
Memorial Forest The EEA Memorial Forest provides a way to commemorate loved ones who have contributed to the field of environmental education by planting trees in their memory around the state. |
GreenSleeves EEA's virtual book club offers members a chaBook Clubnce to discuss books and share ideas or reflections with each other. We are fortunate to have the authors join us from time to time. |
Click to read EEA's statement on ways that outdoor learning can contribute to safety and enable hands-on investigations during the pandemic and its aftermath.
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Check out CoOL's Toolkit for Outdoor Learning: your quick-start guide to creating learning spaces, managing classes, and teaching effectively outside the classroom walls.
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Our ImpactEEA's reach in the state of Georgia and beyond
continues to grow each year. We believe in the power of environmental education and our role in bringing about a more sustainable future for all. |
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Environmental Education Alliance, Inc.
P.O. Box 801066 Acworth, GA 30101 EEA does not does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in its program or activities. For more information on EEA's non-discrimination commitment click here . Grievance officer may be contacted at info@eealliance.org |
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