Trails to Sustainability: A national environmental education conference

Trails to Sustainability: A national environmental education conference Delta Lodge at Kananaskis, Alberta Thursday 24 May to Sunday 27 May, 2007 Registration is now open for this exciting conference, which is designed for ALL teachers and educators, whether you teach in a school or elsewhere. Come join us in the spectacular setting of the Kananaskis Valley. Picture yourself learning about and celebrating environmental education, in May, in the Rockies... it doesn't GET any better! This event will help you learn more about the many 'trails' to environmental stewardship and a vibrant society and economy. Our keynote speakers reflect these three pillars of sustainability: Environment: Dr. David Schindler will help us examine our environmental impacts and responsibilities through a lens of water, while Karsten Heuer will show our connections to wildlife and wilderness Society: Stephen Lewis will remind us what we can do to improve the human condition, in Canada and abroad Economy: Hunter Lovins will shows how schools, business, and people profit and thrive when we 'green' our practice The first 150 conference registrants can register for just $99, plus a mandatory fee of $35 that gives you membership in three organizations. The first day of the conference (Friday 25 May) has already been planned - you can register on-line for one of our 19 'Trails,' thematic full-day sessions designed to help you explore a topic close to your heart. We are currently accepting proposals for Saturday workshops; you can download our 'Request for Proposals' form, which is due on Monday Oct 2. home page: www.trailstosustainability.ca To choose a Trail: www.trailstosustainability.ca/trails-friday-25-may/ To register for the conference: www.trailstosustainability.ca/for-the-conference/ To register for accommodation and mealplan: www.trailstosustainability.ca/for-accommodation-and-meals/ To download the Workshop Request for Proposals: www.trailstosustainability.ca/workshops-saturday-26-may/