January 8-14, 2012 8AM-5PM Colgate University Campus Costs: $700 Colgate Students. Includes meals and dorm room lodging. $700 Local Community Members (no meals included) $750 Non-local participants. Includes lunch and free lodging at Yurt. Deposit: $300 deposit to secure space in course at time of registration. Registration deadline December 1, 2011.
Do you want to promote environmental education in our state? Here’s a way you can make both happen. From now until December 25th, all those who purchase a digital or print subscription to Green Teacher magazine will be financially supporting environmental education in New York (including both gift and non-gift subscriptions). The editors of...
Banding Birds Saturday October 15, 2011 7:00am – 8:30am Our scientists are working together to determine where birds in the pine bush migrate. Come along on an early morning adventure to observe some of the amazing birds here and see our science team in action as they capture and band birds! After a short...
Live Owls And An Owl Prowl Will Surely Be A Hoot! The Montezuma Audubon Center is pleased to announce its wildly popular Happy Owl-een program on Saturday October 15 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. We are so happy to welcome back Ron Walker, of Friends with Feathers, who will have live owls on...
SENATE TO MARK UP DRAFT EDUCATION BILL— HELP SECURE SUPPORT FOR THE INCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Senator Harkin, Chair of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) has announced that the committee will mark up a draft of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) on October 18. Congressional support for...
PLANET GREEN: 2011 SUSTAINABILITY CONFERENCE Sustainable Education for the Next Generation October 27 & October 28, 2011 8:30am – 1:30pm Join us at Clearpool Education Center in Carmel, New York for two days of workshops and new hands-on activities for students, educators and professionals. A unique opportunity to learn and exchange ideas with presenters...
October 18-21
Outdoor education has always been GREEN...and an effective way to teach STEM!
