Getting Students Outside with Five Steps to Reduce Plastic Use
Creating community action with plastic-free initiatives
Creating community action with plastic-free initiatives
Engaging students and the school community in win-win-win actions
to tackle climate change, address eco-anxiety, and improve health
The benefits public transit can have on our youth, schools, and the community
Implementing No Idle Zones in schools helps the environment and improves student’s health
How a suburban middle school radically increased the number of students walking and reduced car traffic to the school
Using Socio-Scientific Issues in the classroom to study plastic pollution in the ocean and the physical properties of plastics
Stormwater science lab and field activities for middle and high school students
For middle and high school students, the concepts of visual pollution and transportation are excellent entry points for studying the complex issues involved in community growth and planning. In Kentucky, we have had great success introducing these concepts through two Youth Environmental Summits that attracted teams of students from 8 schools in 2003 and from 16 schools in 2005. This article will explore some of the benefits and challenges of organizing such events on a state- or province-wide basis.
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