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- Report: EEAC Lunch and Learn—The Role of Standards in Environmental Education Programs 5/21/2024
- Report on the First “How Things Work” Conference for Students Grades 6–College
Environmental Justice in Environmental Education
Saturday, September 10, 2022, 11 am – 1:30 pm. Read more and register >>
EEAC SUBMITS Comments on the N.Y. State Climate Action Council’s Draft Scoping Plan
The deadline for submitting comments has been extended to July 1. Read more >>
Environmental Education Career Exploration and Networking
Zoom May 26, 2022
Thursday 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
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The Life and Work of Those We’ve Lost
Watch the video of EEAC’s 47th Annual Meeting (Zoom!) 12/8/2021
EEAC Newsblog:
- Newsblog: Testimony sent by EEAC to the Joint Hearing of the NYS Senate and Assembly Education Committees, to the Joint Hearing of the Environmental Conservation Committees and to Governor Hochul on The Climate Change Education Legislation currently pending in the State Legislature4/29/2024 I am writing to encourage you to support New York Senate Bill 278A/ Assembly Bill A1559A which will “Establish a course of instruction and learning expectations on climate education in all pre-kindergarten, elementary and secondary schools and which shall include various principles and concepts including environmental justice.” The Bill calls for such courses of… Continue reading Newsblog: Testimony sent by EEAC to the Joint Hearing of the NYS Senate and Assembly Education Committees, to the Joint Hearing of the Environmental Conservation Committees and to Governor Hochul on The Climate Change Education Legislation currently pending in the State Legislature
- Newsblog: The Arctic Through A Graphic Novel and Photo ExhibitBy Pamela Peeters | May 11, 2023 | EEAC Newsblog As a Certified National Geographic Educator, EEAC member, environmental economist and sustainability strategist, I bring you the story behind my “Eco Hero” graphic novel and an introduction to my “50 Shades of Blue” photo exhibit (link 1, link 2), celebrating the majesty of Greenland. ECO… Continue reading Newsblog: The Arctic Through A Graphic Novel and Photo Exhibit
- Newsblog: Confronting the Destroyers to Defend NatureHow do we prevent authorities with little ecological awareness to determine use of land? By Raymond Pultinas | July 29, 2022 | EEAC Newsblog | JBOLC Series JBOLC: James Baldwin Outdoor Learning Center At this crucial stage of our environmental crisis in an age of mass extinction there is a fundamental need for human self-awareness and… Continue reading Newsblog: Confronting the Destroyers to Defend Nature
Watch the video of the virtual technology skill share from the Tech Share for Educators of 2/23/2021.
Read the Forum Workshop V Report (2/9/2021)
Read the EEAC Newsletter:
Summer 2019 (PDF 12 pages 2.45 MB)
From Activism to Outdoor Education: James Baldwin Outdoor Learning Center at DeWitt Clinton High School | Message from EEAC Chairperson River DiLeo | Green Schools Catalyst Quarterly | Report on TEEP III Workshop 12/13/2018 | Book Buzz book review: The Street Beneath My Feet | DEP Student Art & Poetry 2019 entries | NYSOEA/EEAC Membership Swap.
The Environmental Education Advisory Council (EEAC) is the only nonprofit organization with the sole purpose of promoting and supporting outstanding environmental education in New York City schools and other centers for learning.
Established in 1974, EEAC has advocated for excellence in formal and informal education in New York City and beyond. EEAC provides a network and forum for all committed to environmental education to grow professionally and to share ideas and information.
From its inception, EEAC has served as an advisory group to organizations and individuals while also developing and implementing environmental education programs and initiatives.
Through its membership, monthly meetings, website, newsletter, electronic listserv, and committees, EEAC provides a wide range of programs and services and relays information about environmental education resources and issues. It serves as New York City’s umbrella environmental education organization, bringing together people and resources throughout the metropolitan area.
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EEAC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, tax deductible organization.- Report: EEAC Lunch and Learn—The Role of Standards in Environmental Education Programs 5/21/202410/1/2024 Report on The Role of Standards in Environmental Education Programs, EEAC Lunch and Learn of 5/21/2024
- Report on the First “How Things Work” Conference for Students Grades 6–CollegeReport on the March 5, 2024 How Things Work Conference at the Great Hall at City College
- Video: EEAC Lunch and Learn—The Role of Standards in Environmental Education Programs 5/21/2024Length: 50:40. Tuesday, May 21, 2024, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
- Report on the First “How Things Work” Conference for Students Grades 6–CollegeReport on the March 5, 2024 How Things Work Conference at the Great Hall at City College
- How Things Work Conference 3/5/2024March 5, 2024, Tuesday 9:45 am – 12:30 pm
- Environmental Education Expo 12/5/2023 Tue 4:30pmEE Expo 12/5/2023 Tue 4:30-6 pm at Hudson River Park’s Pier 57, 25 11th Ave, New York, NY 10011
- The Air We Share Dance FestivalPOSTPONED: Due to rain in the forecast, this event has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 28, 2023, 10:30 am – 4 pm. The Air We Share Dance Festival is a convergence of open mic speak outs about the latest developments and projects in the Bronx to improve air quality and the environment with JBOLC’s second annual… Continue reading The Air We Share Dance Festival
- NYSOEA Spring Migrant Bird Walk 3/27/2021Join NYSOEA’s Metro Region Members for a bird walk, Inwood Hill Park, Sat 3/27/21, 10 am
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