Member Feature: Stephanie Haan-Amato
Stephanie Haan-Amato wasn’t expecting to fall in love with environmental education or the desert. Now, these are two of her greatest passions. Stephanie left her childhood home of Orlando, Fl, Continue Reading →
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Member Feature: Deb Thrall
Nuclear science brought Deb Thrall into the world of environmental education, but it was attending a first grade ballet folklorico performance that assured her she had chosen the right path. Deb Continue Reading →
Why I’m Excited to Lead EEANM
A Letter from EEANM’s Executive Director Greetings Environmental Education Community, Spring is in the air as evidenced by all of the tumbleweeds blowing across the landscape. As I am getting Continue Reading →
Memorial Recognizes the Importance of Environmental Education
Current Status Updated: 2/18/16 House Joint Memorial 3 has passed with unanimous “Yes” votes in both the House and Senate! If you are on our EcoEd listserv, you saw the flurry of activity Continue Reading →
Students Have Legislature Buzzing
Wild Friends, a long-time member and partner of EEANM, is also busy in Santa Fe. Legislators know that turquoise shirts approaching mean bright young minds are coming to lobby for their Continue Reading →
To the Roundhouse and Beyond
A Letter from EEANM’s Executive Director Greetings! 2016 marks the 20th anniversary for the Environmental Education Association of New Mexico! For the last two decades, dedicated EEANM Board Members, volunteers, Continue Reading →
Air Quality Curriculum Now Available
From Elaine Hampton, via EcoEd A free curriculum about border air quality is available to everyone in Spanish and English at BAQed.utep.edu. Modules of 3 to 6 lessons, for Grade Continue Reading →
Garrity Honored For Outstanding Service to EE
During a ceremony on December 16, we honored former executive director Barbara Garrity for her amazing contributions to EEANM with the 2015 Outstanding Service to Environmental Education Award. Barbara has Continue Reading →
Climate Change and Water Cycle Activities
(Updated: 2/2/16) From Stephanie Haan-Amato, Asombro Institute for Science Education Increased temperatures and altered precipitation will make water–a limited resource in the arid southwestern United States–even scarcer in many locations. Continue Reading →
EEANM Welcomes Everett as New Director
EEANM is pleased to announce our new Executive Director, Eileen Everett, who will begin working with us on January 11, 2016. Eileen has a strong background in environmental education, having worked Continue Reading →