TeachersCount – February Blog Topic New York, NY – January 25, 2012 – TeachersCount invites you to continue following and participating in the insightful blog series. TeachersCount is in need of your support towards making this monthly blog a unified and representative voice of all teachers nationally. Each month our bloggers explore different topics....
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Lesson Plans, Grants, Conferences from Teaching the Hudson Valley
Wanted: conflict & crises In Conflict & Crises: Teaching the Hudson Valley from the Civil War to Civil Rights and Beyond is the theme of the 2012 institute to be held July 24-26 at the Wallace Education Center, Home of FDR and Presidential Library in Hyde Park, New York. Last year’s keynote: teacher and...
Grants and Fellowships Available through TogetherGreen
Applications are now open for year five of the TogetherGreen Conservation Leadership Program and Innovation Grants program. All application materials can be found by visiting www.togethergreen.org. The website is designed to make it easier to find information and interact through social media. For the Conservation Leadership (Fellows) and Innovation Grants (Grants) programs, please visit the website...
National Audubon Society Seeking Orange County Teachers
Audubon is looking to find a few teachers, 3rd to 5th grade, in Orange County who are interested in nature, animals, science, birds, etc. We are working to connect 20+ teachers to the Audubon Adventures program, which would be a free offering for their classrooms. Audubon Adventures consists of 4 ecologically-focused units each school year,...
New York Project Learning Tree Workshop
New York SAF 2012 Annual Meeting Pre-Meeting Workshop Wednesday, January 25, 2012, 1:00-5:00 pm DoubleTree Hotel, Syracuse, NY New York Project Learning Tree Workshop Instructors: Mr. Thomas Shimalla, Environmental Educator, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) and the New York State Project Learning Tree (NYPLT) Coordinator; Ms. Betsy Ukeritis, Regional...
Apply for Professional Development Scholarships
Amazon Rainforest Workshop & Machu Picchu Extension Searching for something unique! spirited! and fun! this summer? K-12 teachers and environmental educators can win one of three $1000 scholarships to travel with scientists to one of the most diverse environments in the world. Join group leader Donna Krabill, Norfolk Botanical Garden and scientists Dr. Steve Madigosky, Widener University and...
Nature Center Coordinator Receives Service Award
Volume XXVII, Number 5532 Wednesday, Jan 04, 2012 Nature Center Coordinator Receives Service Award On October 22, 2011, Staten Island Greenbelt Nature Center Coordinator Jessica R. Kratz received the Service Award from the New York State Outdoor Education Association at the group’s 43rd annual conference, “Planning and Partnering for an Environmentally Literate NY,”...
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