Environmental Education of New Mexico
Cultivating the Future of Environmental Education
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What do you know about state standards? How are Common Core standards faring in our school systems? What is the process for New Mexico adopting Next Generation Science Standards? What Continue Reading →
Want to join the pilot group for New Mexico's Environmental Education Certification? Submit your application by or before August 15! Read more about EE Certification.
Presented by Andy Robinson 80% of charitable funds come from individual donors, not foundations or corporations. Learn to build a fundraising program that honors your mission, engages potential donors, and Continue Reading →
Sorry, this workshop is full, but we will be offering another one in Grants on Sept 26 with a $100 stipend! Explore place-based environmental education during this workshop for formal Continue Reading →
Explore place-based environmental education during this workshop for formal and informal educators. All attendees receive Project Learning Tree’s Exploring Environmental Issues: Places We Live curriculum and lunch. In addition, teachers receive Continue Reading →
Explore place-based environmental education during this workshop for formal and informal educators. All attendees receive Project Learning Tree's Exploring Environmental Issues: Places We Live curriculum and lunch. In addition, teachers receive a Continue Reading →
EEANM is partnering with Querencia Green, School on Wheels and South Valley MainStreet for this workshop about local communities. The urban environment includes everything that is in the neighborhood, both Continue Reading →
EE Book Club will discuss Michael Pollan's latest book, Cooked, on Wednesday, October 28. We'll gather over a "slow food" potluck at 6:30pm at Cirrelda Snider-Bryan's home in Alameda (north Albuquerque). RSVP Continue Reading →
A hands-on, green-infrastructure project will provide an opportunity for classroom teachers to attend and possibly bring students learn new skills that can be applied at your own school or outdoor Continue Reading →
Join us for our annual fall conference, co-presented by EEANM, New Mexico Science Teachers’ Association and New Mexico Council of Teachers of Mathematics. The Hobbs School District and Ninth Grade High School will Continue Reading →
