Delta Sierra CREEC
Serving Amador, Calaveras, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne Counties

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Welcome to Region 6 of the CREEC Network

The CREEC Network links teachers with high quality environmental education resources to improve the environmental literacy of all California students. 

Our online, searchable Resource Directory includes Environmental Education providers and programs/resources available to educators in your area.  Please look at our calendar and find environmental education activities and exhibits, funding opportunities, and teacher professional development opportunities.


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No Child Left Inside: Environmental Education and the No Child Left Behind Act

Many pressing and complex issues threaten human health, economic development, and national security.  Finding wide-spread agreement about what specific steps we need to take to solve these problems is difficult.  Environmental education will help ensure our nation's children have the knowledge and skills necessary to address these complex issues.  To find out more about the importance of Environmental Education and how you can help, go to http://www.eenclb.org.   


Regional Highlights


deltac:   DELTA Studies Institute, San Joaquin Office of Education begins September 27, 2008   DELTA Studies is an engaging California standards-based curriculum centered upon the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.  The Institute includes a day-long tour of the Delta and two workshops throughout the school year.  Stipend of $200 and unit of credit offered
For pdf flyer on the DELTA Studies Institute click DSflyer
For information on the DELTA Studies curriculum,  visit http://www.edserv.sjcoe.net/DELTAStudies/


usgs: smallWET: A Day in the Delta with USGS, Wednesday, October 1, 8:00 - 4:00.   Come spend a day with USGS researchers learning about the Sacramento- San Joaquin Delta and experience first hand how science is unlocking answers to the current issues.  You also walk away with activities that will help bring the real-life science back into your classrooms. Each participant attending this training will receive: a copy of the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide, a variety of other supplemental materials, the opportunity to purchase (.8) CEU credit- and a free lunch!  For flyer with more information and registration click WETDeltaFlyer


moke: Trekking the Lower Mokelumne River and Service Learning Curriculum, Field Tester Training Workshop, Tuesday, September 30, 4:00 - 8:00pm, San Joaquin Office of Education, 2707 Transworld Drive, Stockton.    A grade 3 - 6 classroom and field trip curriculum guide to aid the educator in understanding the Lower Mokelumne River Watershed.  $200 stipend offered. For flyer with more information click on trekkingthemoke


CREEC Amador and Calaveras County Teacher Inservices 2008-2009:  schgar:

Support for School Gardens, Oct 20; 
Mokelumne River Watershed Awareness Day, Nov 1; 
Inspiration for Science Fair with a focus on Environmental Education, Jan 15; 
Places We Live - Project Learning Tree, Feb 5; 
Climate Change Literacy, March 12; 
Bat Ecology, May 7.  

For a flyer with more information for each inservice click on CAinservices     
For a registration form, click on CAreg


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California Aquarium Education Project (CAEP) - Salmon in the Schools
Through a classroom experience of hatching live fish, CAEP will introduce students to the value of aquatic environments, the balance that must be met to maintain, protect and enhance California fisheries and aquatic habitats and enable students to understand how their actions affect these valuable resources.     http://www.dfg.ca.gov/oceo/caep/

rex: Recycle Rex's Statewide Challenge   Collect aluminum and plastic CRV beverage containers from home, school, your neighbors or even have your class organize a recycling drive for your entire school!   This is a great way to get kids directly involved in recycling!  for more information, downloadable songs and movies,  go to: http://www.conservation.ca.gov/dor/rre/Pages/index.aspx


cart: Resource Area for Teaching (RAFT) Now Open in Sacramento
Everyday items like computers, office supplies and manufacturing by-products are donated to RAFT  and are available at very low prices to teachers to be transformed into hands-on learning experiences for students.  For more information, visit www.raftsac.org or contact Mark Anderson at 916-408-3993 or sacraft@grant.k12.ca.us


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Canoes in Sloughs Student Programs, Restoration Projects

for information, see the Education Programs at their web site:  click here




More Regional Information

  • For information about Trekking the Tuolumne River click here.
  • For a more complete listing of statewide and local environmental education events go to the calendar page.
  • To access the current Region 6 Newsletter go to the newsletter page.

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