EECapacity Focus Shifts from Food to History
Working with Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP) in 2013, we hosted conversations, trainings and workshops promoting local food and community gardens.
Environmental Education of New Mexico
Cultivating the Future of Environmental Education
Working with Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP) in 2013, we hosted conversations, trainings and workshops promoting local food and community gardens.
EEANM presented the 2013 Dr. Richard W. Becker Award for Excellence in Environmental Education to Colleen Langan-McRoberts, Open Space Coordinator for Bernalillo County.
During 2013, twenty-one grantees from EPA Region 6 worked on projects funded by the Small Grants Program administered by EEANM. The six grantees from New Mexico have been busy increasing Continue Reading →
Update: This position has been filled. For notifications of future job openings at EEANM and other EE organizations, be sure to join the Eco Ed Listserv. We need help! Thanks Continue Reading →
Thanks to continued support from Lockheed Martin, we are co-hosting the 17th Annual Youth Conference on the Environment on April 8, 2014. The free, one-day event offers high school science Continue Reading →
We had a great meeting, the Environmental Literacy Summit, on September 20 when we introduced the draft Environmental Literacy Plan and offered training in the Guidelines for Excellence in Environmental Continue Reading →
We will host two major EE events in the fall of 2013–the Environmental Literacy Summit and our Annual Conference. We hope you can join us! Environmental Literacy Summit Friday, Sept. 20, Continue Reading →
Noel Chilton is the 2013 NM PLT Outstanding Educator of the Year! Noel is an highly skilled and dedicated educator, parent and activist. She was nominated by both her former Continue Reading →
The Environmental Education of Association of New Mexico had a great year and we’re looking forward to an exciting 2013. We hope you’ll continue to be a part of EEANM Continue Reading →
Every New Mexico child should have the opportunity to: Play outside and freely explore. Watch wildlife in the quiet outdoors. Wade in a clean river, creek, lake or pond. Catch a Continue Reading →