From July 12-17, educators can visit Maine’s Hog Island to hear instructors share their favorite approaches, methods, and activities for engaging children and adults with nature. Participants also will explore an Atlantic puffin and tern colony on Eastern Egg Rock and hike the island’s unspoiled spruce-fir forest.
Learn practical approaches and add inspiration to your environmental education curriculum during this action-packed program. Designed for both science and non-science educators, this session will generate exciting ideas for creating and incorporating environmental education activities into your curriculum and teaching. Scholarships are available.
