A Reflection on Forest Experiences
Thoughts on the internal ‘tensions’ of early childhood educators in outdoor environments
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Feb 20
Creating Collaborative Curriculum
Collaborations between teachers and scientists can generate novel classroom experiences that enhance students’ enthusiasm for science
Surveying Garlic Mustard
Studying urban invasives in an area close to home over several weeks, encourages high school students to make personal connections with the problem
Eyes in the Forest
What if there was a way to see wildlife up close without actually being there? Remotely triggered camera technology makes this possible
Planet Protecting Superheroes
Using story and arts-based activities to engage diverse learners in environmental education
From Liquid to Solid and Back Again
Making ice lanterns to decorate and demonstrate states of matter
Around the World: The Invasive Species Challenge
This engaging outdoor activity uses different colored balls to explain the spread of invasive species, while encouraging problem-solving and team-building skills
Plant Wars: Invaders of the Lost Park
An unlikely partnership between a high school drama class and park interpreters sparked a unique and effective invasive species education program
Understanding Micro Particles in the Ocean
A fun classroom activity that uses beach transects to help middle schoolers understand the impact of marine debris
