Judy Braus, executive director of NAAEE, sets out 10 reasons for being at the NAAEE conference: Be In the Know: The NAAEE conference is the best place to catch up on all the research taking place in our active and dynamic field. The research symposium is Tuesday and Wednesday, October 18 and 19, and there’s a full…
A free education pack for the film of Naomi Klein’s This Changes Everything, has been released in the UK. It contains a series of short clips taken from the film which highlight the complexities of trying to balance society, economy and environment. The videos show how people from all walks of life and countries are trying to create change. There are also…
The SEEd website has a feature, written by Natural England’s Principal Advisor for Outdoor Learning, Jim Burt, busting 4 myths on outdoor learning in schools. These are: Myth 1: In order to get outdoor learning into schools we need to change the national curriculum Myth 2: Outdoor learning is just for extra-curricular activity Myth 3: Outdoor…
It’s almost (but not quite) too late to get the early bird deals at NAAEE’s 2016 conference in Madison. The theme is From Inspiration to Impact: Inspiring stories. Compelling evidence. Meaningful impact All the detail is here.
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A Climate Change Companion for family, school and community is a new book by David Hicks which explores why climate change matters, and explains the relationship between climate change and our energy usage. It has four parts: Changing the climate 1. What do we need to know? 2. What’s energy got to do with it? 3. What’s the choice…
Establishing national parks in both the USA and here in the UK have been hugely important ways of setting aside large tracts of culturally and environmentally significant land, and the Guardian has a summary of some of the best of its readers’ images and stories of those in the US. It’s here.
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Becca Neal, Green Projects Officer at Froglife, writes about the Green Pathways project. I love my job; I get to be outside most days, I get paid to toast marshmallows and I know for sure that what I do really helps people. I work for the environmental charity Froglife. We are an amphibian and reptile charity…
The Council for Learning Outside the Classroom’s 2016 conference will take place on Thursday 24th November at the Learning Hub at Birmingham Airport. This is an opportunity to keep up-to-date with the learning outside the classroom sector (LOtC), and meet others working in LOtC. There will be “inspirational speakers reflecting on topics relevant to LOtC, sharing their experience of implementing high…
RSPB is looking for “an enthusiastic team member with varied experience of managing the delivery of environmental education on multiple nature reserves or similar sites. You will also have experience of successfully delivering projects using volunteers.” S/he will be responsible for ensuring RSPB’s national Schools on Reserves provision is of a high quality that meets…