EEAC-NYC

Watch the video of EEAC’s 47th Annual Meeting (Zoom!) 12/8/2021

• Newsblog: Passage of the Environmental Rights Amendment
  11/10/2021 On Election Day New Yorkers endorsed the notion that the right to a healthful environment is an enduring value by overwhelmingly approving an amendment to the New York State Constitution which states that “Each person shall have the right to clean air and water and a healthful environment.” The amendment passed with nearly 70% of the… Continue reading Newsblog: Passage of the Environmental Rights Amendment
• Newsblog: Environmental Rights Amendment
  New York State poised to include the “Right of Each Person to Clean Air and Water and a Healthful Environment” in the State’s Constitution
• EEAC Newsletter Spring 2021
  Spring 2021 Chair’s Message Happy Spring! Environmental Educators have now spent an entire year adapting to teaching virtually and using completely new tools and techniques to reach students and teachers. Even with the challenges of the past year, l walked away from our virtual annual meeting in December completely inspired. At the end of that… Continue reading EEAC Newsletter Spring 2021

Watch the video of the virtual tech skill share of 6/15/2021, Partnership Building Skill Share for Environmental Educators (Zoom!)

Celebration of the Life and Work of Terry Ippolito

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)

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.