From Rick Kool, Royal Roads University:
At the recent NAAEE conference, I learned of the new website of the NAAEE...http://eelinked.naaee.net
This will be a good place to keep on top of for things related to enviropnmental education in North America.
"Welcome to this preview of NAAEE’s new EElinked Web site -- connecting all the facets and people of environmental education. Replacing eelink.net, the “go to” place for environmental education resources for many years, this new Web site moves beyond a catalog of internet links, to becoming a user-driven community. Here you can easily post your own content, share materials and resources, and find and collaborate with EE partners. Tell your story to environmental educators, share successes, build on each other’s program ideas, and trade suggestions for resources."
As well, The folks at the Civic Ecology Lab at Cornell University and the NAAEE have created EEResearch (http://www.naaeeresearch.wordpress.com), a blog which highlights recently published refereed journal articles that contain results useful for educators and other researchers. It also is worth connecting with!
The Canadian Environmental Education and Communication Network will be holding its annual conference in Regina SK on June 8-11, 2010, For those of you with completed theses, you can share your findings with other Canadian educators and communicators... Take a look at http://www.eecom.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=137&Itemid=136
This will be a good place to keep on top of for things related to enviropnmental education in North America.
"Welcome to this preview of NAAEE’s new EElinked Web site -- connecting all the facets and people of environmental education. Replacing eelink.net, the “go to” place for environmental education resources for many years, this new Web site moves beyond a catalog of internet links, to becoming a user-driven community. Here you can easily post your own content, share materials and resources, and find and collaborate with EE partners. Tell your story to environmental educators, share successes, build on each other’s program ideas, and trade suggestions for resources."
As well, The folks at the Civic Ecology Lab at Cornell University and the NAAEE have created EEResearch (http://www.naaeeresearch.wordpress.com), a blog which highlights recently published refereed journal articles that contain results useful for educators and other researchers. It also is worth connecting with!
The Canadian Environmental Education and Communication Network will be holding its annual conference in Regina SK on June 8-11, 2010, For those of you with completed theses, you can share your findings with other Canadian educators and communicators... Take a look at http://www.eecom.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=137&Itemid=136
