FOR PROVIDERS
 RESOURCES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATORS
JOIN THE CREEC ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION LEADERSHIP TEAM
Leaders in environmental education from local non-profit,
community, education, business and government sectors are invited to join the
CREEC-LA EE Leadership Team. This networking group strives to support
& promote one another, collaborate, and share resources. Quarterly
networking meetings give members of the EE Leadership Team the
opportunity network with other EE providers, discuss the latest
in EE news and initiatives such as EEI and No Child Left Inside, network and
discuss topics relevant to the group and EE in Los Angeles and
statewide. Topics are chosen by the group itself, and experts are often brought
in to illustrate key points.
Our next CREEC-LA EE Leadership Meeting will take place on Thursday, January 28, 2010 from 7:30 am to 9:30 am at Metropolitan Water District. For details, email Candice using the link to the left.
PROVIDER NEWS
ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Green Drinks allows for anyone concerned about environmental issues to get together over a drink. LA Green Drinks: Culver City 1st, Hermosa Beach 2nd, Silverlake 3rd, Studio City and Long Beach 4th - Thursday of every month. Green Drinks events are very simple, informal, unstructured, and self organizing but help connect the green network. Let's bring together the huge LA environmental community and have fun doing it! Subscribe to the LA Green Drinks visit http://www.lagreendrinks.blogspot.com/
DEVELOP AND IMPROVE YOUR EE RESOURCES AND CURRICULA
Are you looking for resources that will help you design and implement effective environmental education programs?
The National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education, initiated by NAAEE (National Association for Environmental Education) in 1993, has developed a series of Guidelines that set the standards for high-quality environmental education. Each of these publications was developed by a diverse team of professionals, and each has gone through a substantive review by thousands of professionals prior to its publication.
Through the National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education, NAAEE is taking the lead in establishing guidelines for the development of balanced, scientifically accurate, and comprehensive environmental education programs. Quality environmental education programs help develop an environmentally literate citizenry that can compete in our global economy; has the skills, knowledge, and inclinations to make well-informed choices; and exercises the rights and responsibilities of members of a community.
The latest versions of printed materials in the Guidelines for Excellence series are posted on their web site, and you can download them for free here.
Resource Reviews gives you a simple, yet powerful, tool to assess your environmental education programs and materials. Growing out of the Guidelines for Excellence initiative, Resource Reviews is another element in our initiative to build a "culture of quality" in EE, which emphasizes a consistent process to design educationally sound EE materials and programs. There is a small fee for resource reviews depeding upon the complexity of your sbumitted curriculum.
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