Earth Science Week 2021 toolkits are now available. The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) is offering toolkits to classrooms in Wyoming in celebration of Earth Science Week. The toolkits are […]

Story Maps are simple web apps that combine interactive maps, multimedia content, and user experiences to tell stories about the world. Check out this teaching resource that explores Story Maps, […]

Climate Now is a recently-launched multimedia platform that produces accessible, in-depth podcast and video episodes that delve below the surface, explaining the science, technologies and key economic and policy considerations […]

Back-to-school season is in full swing and Audubon Rockies has resources to help! Make learning about the environment fun and informative with their free educational activities, games, books, lesson plans, […]

Free Professional Development Webinars Announcing this year’s slate of free, monthly webinars! Join the Cornell Lab of Ornithology as they explore ways to build observation skills through nature-inspired art, discover […]

Wildfires across the West have affected our air quality this summer. Below are resources teachers and parents can use to help understand current air quality conditions. Students can also use […]

The Center for Diversity & the Environment is honored and pleased to announce that through ee360 we are offering an Environment 2042 Leadership Intensive (E42LI) training for up to 30 […]

National Geographic is taking young learners on a virtual excursion through some of the most awe-inspiring natural treasures with its new Summer Adventures on the Road series. Bring your young […]

It’s not too late… you can still register to access on-demand sessions, posters, and recordings of all live sessions, available to watch when you want, where you want, until July […]

Help NAAEE mark a milestone – registration is now open!  NAAEE’s 50th-anniversary conference—to be held virtually—will celebrate the power of connection and the profound, restorative role of the natural world […]