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Is your School represented in the EE Landscape Survey?

Seeking 1 teacher and 1 administrator from every GA school to take a survey about environmental education or outdoor learning. What works and what doesn’t?

Your perspectives, insights and expertise are needed to help us understand more about environmental and outdoor education in Georgia.

Let your voice be heard!

and forward it to 5 colleagues

Fall Conference Specials

SUCH A DEAL!

Join us at the Environmental Education Conference on Saturday Morning Oct 1 for Just $20

Unable to take off to attend the EEA Conference & Research Symposium 9/28 - 10/1? No worries! Check out this special deal just for you: Saturday morning conference sessions and breakfast for just $20!

Spend the afternoon in a workshop or at OktoberFest.

Don’t Want to Miss a Minute?

Join Us for the Whole Conference! 9/29 - 10/1

Unicoi State Park, near Helen, GA, is the scene of this fall’s EEA Conference and Research Symposium. Teachers can choose among concurrent hands-on workshops, field investigations, community science projects and eco-engineering challenges to hone their ability to engage students in nature-based learning. Come join us!

Earn Nationally-accredited Certificate in Environmental Education

Start your journey to become a certified environmental educator on October 1 with the new hybrid program, combining in-person workshops and online learning. Saves money and time! Lunch provided.

Hybrid courses are less expensive and require fewer days away from home. The Core Course 1 workshop is just $70 as a Conference add-on ($100 separately)

In addition to this workshop, a candidate for certification must complete the online component of Core Course 1, two other Core Courses, 30 hours of professional learning credits, and an independent project. DEADLINE to register: 9/23.

LAST DAY TO REGISTER

Monarchs Across Georgia Educator Workshop

Learn how to teach students about monarch butterflies through hands-on activities with live caterpillars and butterflies; community science projects such as Symbolic Migration, Monarch Health, and Monarch Tagging; as well as design and creation of pollinator habitats in the schoolyard.

The all-day Saturday Oct 1 workshop is discounted to $50 as a Conference add-on ($100 separately) including lunch, supplies, and curriculum book. DEADLINE 9/17

Thank you for taking the survey and considering these professional learning opportunities.

EEA is a non-profit charitable organization that supports educators and works toward the goal of ensuring that every Georgia child is engaged in environmental and outdoor education.

Through our collective efforts to create more equitable access to nature-based learning and to promote evidence-based practices, we can bring the world one step closer to a place where people and nature thrive. EEA appreciates you!