The Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies is seeking proposals for the "Education and Interpretation: Ensuring Relevancy for the Future" symposia as part of their annual conference to take place in Overland Park, Kansas, from February 12–15, 2023.
We are developing a new curriculum resource, with eight activities focused on Climate Change and Forests, and are looking for educators to pilot test them. This new resource is being developed through Project Learning Tree Canada (PLT Canada) and will also be adapted for educators in the US through Project Learning Tree (PLT). Would you be interested? If yes, complete the application by Thursday, August 25!
Join Project Learning Tree and Cyberchase: Green It Up for a free webinar on July 20th at 4 PM Eastern Time. The one-hour session will explore creative ways to teach math and other STEM skills through educational resources focusing on nature and the outdoors.
This leadership role is responsible for overseeing operations, fundraising, programming, advocacy, team development, community partnerships, and public relations. In partnership with the Board of Directors, the Executive Director also ensures successful implementation and progress monitoring of the organization’s strategic plan and annual goals.
Want to explore fun ways to help kids ages 5-8 learn more about nature while building their math skills? Join Project Learning Tree and Cyberchase: Green It Up for a free webinar on Wednesday, June 29, 2022, at 6:00 PM ET.
Provide engaging, high-quality, inquiry-based wildlife and conservation education to middle school students in the afterschool hours to local students while forming positive relationships with students and partnering organizations.
This position will educate Omaha public middleschool students on Nebraska native wildlife while also supporting social-emotional learning in the afterschool setting! Educators work 3-6 one hour lessons per week between 3-6PM Mon-Fri.
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, in partnership with Nebraska Game & Parks Commission (NGPC), has outlined conservation and educational activities that will inform and educate students, teachers, landowners, and resource professionals about the shortgrass prairie and ponderosa pine ecosystems of western Nebraska. We work with a diversity of partners including organizations at the state, federal, and nonprofit level and private landowners.
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, in partnership with Nebraska Game & Parks Commission (NGPC), has outlined conservation and educational activities that will inform and educate students, teachers, landowners, and resource professionals about the shortgrass prairie and ponderosa pine ecosystems of western Nebraska. We work with a diversity of partners including organizations at the state, federal, and nonprofit level and private landowners.
