Bay Area
Serving Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Solano Counties
Welcome to the Bay Area CREEC Network
The Region 4 Bay Area CREEC Network serves:
Bay Area CREEC is here to connect Bay Area teachers with the highest quality Environmental Education Resources available. Check out our Calendar of Environmental Education events to link with professional development opportunities. To find specific programs and organizations that will help you, go to our Resource Directory with over 400 programs or resources for Bay Area educators. Information is updated regularly, so check it out! View our quarterly Newsletter for workshops, events, grants and contests, announcements, a providers information, and Bay Area CREEC news.
Discuss local environmental education topics, find out about EE resources, check out job postings and receive updates from your CREEC Coordinators by joining our Bay Area CREEC EE Discussion Group. Here you can view past discussion topics or post a question or comment of your own.
Providers visit our EE Evaluation Resources page developed by the Bay Area EE Evaluation Learning Community. Find resources for evaluating your EE program including evaluation professionals! Also, we now have a new General EE Research page funded by Stopwaste.Org highlighting resources that demonstrate the benefits to EE including improvements to academic achievement! If you can't find what you need, give us a call or a quick email, and we'll be happy to get right back to you!
Sponsors: California Department of Education Office of Environmental Education Stop Waste.Org San Francisco Foundation 
Professional Development Opportunities: 2010 Growing Greener School Grounds Conference
Please join the San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance for a terrific hands-on conference Sept. 24-25th in beautiful San Francisco. The 4th event of this type since 2002, the conference is designed to encourage school communities in the Bay Area and beyond to become stewards of their school grounds--and teach them some of the skills they need to work with their local schools to improve their school gardens and learning and play environments.
Friday (evening), September 24th will include a resource fair and keynote address by Will Rogers, President and CEO of the Trust for Public Land. Saturday (all day), September 25th includes a wide variety of hands-on workshops on topics including: schoolyard master planning, school garden horticulture and curricula, rainwater harvesting, irrigation techniques, tile mosaic murals, cob bench construction, raising chickens in the schoolyard, and many others. Teachers, parents, community members, and the public are encouraged to attend!
Visit the website for more information and online enrollment; workshop descriptions are now posted. “Early bird” discounted enrollment prices extend through September 10th. To learn more:
http://sfgreenschools.org/conference/ The San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance 135 Van Ness Ave., Room 408 San Francisco, CA 94102 (415) 355-6979, ext. 1566

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