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San Diego Environmental Literacy Action (SanDELA)

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 19:58:43 GMT

Students in Action!

How are your students making a difference to their local environment through action projects?

How do these projects support standards based learning objectives?

How do the action projects affect student learning, self-esteem, sense of responsibility, and other important things?

We need you to share your action project plans with us so they can become part of the San Diego Environmental Literacy Action (SanDELA) Guide- a resource that will be valuable to other educators.

Share your Environmental Action Plans so that others can replicate your success.

What are we looking for?

We want to document successful projectsthat demonstrate integrating environmental action into K-12 studies in a variety of disciplines. Click here to see a template and short example of an entry. (Adobe .pdf file)

What’s in it for me?

If your project is selected to be included in the SanDELA Guide, AND you fulfill the participation requirements (answering follow-up information requests by deadlines), you will receive an honorarium of $500.

How do I submit my action plan?

Click Here to submit your idea online.

If your project is selected to be included in the SanDELA Guide:

*We will contact you to determine what additional information we would like to have about your project for publication. This might include a more detailed project plan, ideas for supporting lessons, interviews with students who have participated in the project, documenting your project (if it happens to be “in progress”), samples of student work, etc.

*You will also be asked to review the final write up prior to publication.

Questions?

See the FAQ's or contact Adrienne Marriott, email clickable at left.

Project sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency

through a grant to the San Diego County Office of Education

SanDELA FAQ's

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 18:12:13 GMT

What kinds of projects are eligible?
1. Any project that involves STUDENT ACTION related to environmental topics, and connects the actions to learning activities. Projects might be stormwater pollution prevention, native plant gardens, restoring a natural area near the school, a public education campaign, or a recycling program. We are looking forward to a wide variety of creative submissions, so please do not limit yourself to these topics!
What kinds of projects are not eligible?
1. Projects with no student action component are not eligible. Projects with religious or political bias are not eligible.
Can I submit (and receive an honorarium for) more than one project?
1. At this time we are only able to make one award to an individual. This policy could be revised in the future depending on the volume of high quality submissions. So go ahead and submit more than one project if you wish.
My project is used for multiple grade levels, is that okay?
1. That is fine, simply indicate the grade levels in your submission.
I have a fantastic project idea and plan, but I haven’t used it with students yet- can I still submit it?
1. Yes, you may submit it.
Do I have to align my project to the CA Standards and EEI Principles and Concepts?
1. No, SanDELA staff will create an alignment, and we will ask you to review it. If you have aligned your project, that’s great and we’ll have you submit it.
Do I have to research the field trip/guest speaker/resource section?
1. No, SanDELA staff will create a list, and we will ask you to review it. If you have a list or ideas your project, that’s great and we’ll have you submit them.
I think that I have a project to submit but I’m not sure it’s a “fit”.
1. The submission form is not lengthy so you may just want to enter your project. Or, you can send an email to Adrienne Marriott, email clickable at left, to get an opinion on your idea.
How will I know if submissions are still being accepted for my grade level(s)?
1. Any grade levels that are complete (do not require further submissions) will be listed here.

Project sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency

through a grant to the San Diego County Office of Education

NAAEE Guidelines for Nonformal Excellence Training

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 23:50:21 GMT

"A Nuts and Bolts Training on the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) Informal Guidelines for Excellence"- a free workshop!

Friday, November 30, 2007 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Tijuana Estuary Visitor Center, 301 Caspian Way, Imperial Beach, CA 91932
619-575-3613

Does your agency or non-profit group do nonformal education like tours and after-school programs? Have you always wanted to know how to revise them and make them more effective and relevant? Well, this is the training for you! NAAEE board member and veteran guidelines trainer Jose (Pepe) Marcos-Iga is coming here from the Environmental Education Exchange in Tucson, Az to train us on the basics of the NAAEE Nonformal Guidelines. This will be a great training for nonformal educators.

Information about NAAEE and "The Guidelines" can be found at http://www.naaee.org/programs-and-initiatives/guidelines-for-excellence/materials-guidelines/nonformal-guidelines

Please note....We are unable to provide refreshments for the workshop, so please bring that travel mug of coffee and/or a sack lunch if you'd like.

Click Here to Register

Workshop co-presented by The Enviromental Education Council of the Californias (EECC) and the California Regional Environmental Education Community (CREEC).

Questions about the workshop? Email Adrienne Marriott (clickable at left)

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Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 22:13:53 GMT

School Gardens

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 21:42:17 GMT

School Garden Information Workshop

Thursday, October 25th, 2007 from 4-7pm at SDCOE

K-12 Teachers- Join us for a smorgasboard of garden information. Topics will include:

composting
what to plant when
pest management
curriculum resources
vegetables, flowers, butterflies, more...

Workshop Fee: $25 (dinner included) Send payment to:

SDCOE-Ana Nicasio, Science Department- 6401 Linda Vista Road, 321S-San Diego, CA 92111

make checks payable to "Superintendent of Schools"

Click here to RSVP. Questions? Contact Adrienne Marriott (click email at left)

San Diego School Garden Resources

Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County
www.rcdsandiego.org ,(619) 562-0096
•Annual School Garden and Nutrition Conference for Educators
•Biannual school garden newsletter, Gardening with Class
•Free plants for school gardens
•Funding opportunities, workshops, curricula and other resources

UC Cooperative Extension – San Diego County Office
www.cesandiego.ucdavis.edu, (858) 694-2845
•Nutrition Education Programs
•Free school garden and nutrition curricula for qualifying schools
•School garden tips, activities and resources

Master Gardener Association of San Diego County
www.mastergardenerssandiego.org, (858) 694-2860
•Free online school garden web guide, Plant a Seed, Watch it Grow
•School Garden Consultants to help you get started
•List of vegetables to plant at different times of year

San Diego County Office of Education – Outdoor Education
www.sdcoe.net/outdoored, (858) 292-3696
•Green Machine Mobile Classroom, Seed to Table Agriculture Education

Del Mar Fairgrounds – San Diego County Fair
www.sdfair.com, (858) 755-1161 x.2407
•Plant, Grow, Eat school program

California Regional Environmental Education Community – San Diego and Imperial Region (SanD-CREEC)
www.creec.org/region9
•Helps you to find environmental education resources in San Diego and Imperial counties

Solana Center for Environmental Innovation
www.solanacenter.org
•Free school worm bins
•Composting and gardening workshops
•Composting resources, including directions to build your own compost bin or worm bin

San Diego County Water Authority
www.sdcwa.org, (858) 522-6719
•Free xeriscape gardening teacher workshops

California and National School Garden Resources

California School Garden Network
www.csgn.org
•Curricula and publications, like Gardens for Learning: Creating and Sustaining Your School Garden
• Grants and fundraising
• Research and policy supporting garden-based learning
• Regional contacts and training
• Events, links and resources

California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom
www.cfaitc.org
• Agriculture and garden-related lesson plans, teacher resources, and a statewide calendar of events

California Department of Education – School Garden Resource Packet
www.cde.ca.gov
• Request a free School Garden Resource Packet by emailing or calling
Deborah Tamannaie, dtamanna@cde.ca.gov, or (916) 323-2473

California Integrated Waste Management Board
www.ciwmb.ca.gov/schools
• Curricula and games on composting, vermicomposting and recycling

California Native Plant Society
www.cnps.org
• Lots of information and resources for working with native plants in your garden. Local San Diego chapter, too.

University of California Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program
www.ipm.ucdavis.edu
• Site about using beneficial organisms and non-chemical means to control pests

Earth Easy
www.eartheasy.com/grow_raised_beds.htm
• Information on building raised beds for your garden

The Butterfly Site
www.thebutterflysite.com/gardening.shtml
• Information on plants to attract butterflies and a state-by-state guide to butterflies and their host plants

SanDELA

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 20:08:54 GMT

San Diego Environmental Literacy in Action

A project funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency to develop a comprehensive K-12 guidebook of class-wide environmental education themes and projects.

Interested in sharing and developing resources for environmental action projects? SanDELA is seeking K-12 teachers with an interest in the environment to assist in creating a San Diego Environmental Action guidebook. This guidebook will present a framework for teachers at each grade level to examine a San Diego environmental issue and address it with an action project.

At the 1 day workshop you will learn about critical San Diego environmental issues; then use your creativity, experience, and a library of existing resources to outline an action project and point to curricular integrations (you are not expected to create new curriculum in one day!).

Qualified applicants will be teaching in a San Diego County school (public or private), and will preferably have experience with environmental education and/or project design.

Benefits of Participation:

* $200 stipend.
* Substitute costs for orientation/work session are paid.

Time Commitment:

* Attend a 1-day orientation and work session on May 1, June 18, or June 28
* Evaluate/field test/revise grade level draft environmental action unit.

Click on the TEMPLATE to see what format and type of grade-level action plan you'll be creating.

Click on the TEMPLATE EXAMPLE to see a draft of a grade level plan. (coming soon)

Apply Soon!

Please email Adrienne Marriott with questions (clickable email at left).

Fill out an application form online or download the pdf and return via fax.

October 7 Environmental Ed Expo

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 17:38:00 GMT

NOAA Ocean Explorers October 7 Pictures

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 17:26:43 GMT

Environmental Expo Details and Registration for Educators

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 21:35:02 GMT

Click here to register for this event

North County Event, Thursday 10/12/2006, 4 to 6pm

Location: Agua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center, 1580 Cannon Road, Carlsbad. Click here for directions

Details: This event will be held outside. Please note, the Discovery Center IS NOT located in the same spot as the Watersports center.

Still have questions about the North County Event? Contact Anne Fege at afege@aol.com or (858) 472-1293

Environmental Expo Information and Registration for Educators

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 21:24:50 GMT

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North County: Thursday, October 12, 4:00 to 6:00 pm, at Aqua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center

Teachers, environmental educators, and others with an interest are invited to learn about local environmental education resources. Please join us to:

• Find out what resources are available (in-class programs, curricula, field trips, speakers, service learning, etc)
• Take home freebies or samples
• Connect with a local environmental group near your school
• Enjoy light refreshments (while supplies last!)
• Win a prize in our raffle

Environmental and community groups will set up exhibits about their local programs for field trips, classroom activities, and curriculum. These groups want every schoolchild in San Diego to have an opportunity to learn about the environment, and particularly hope that students learn about the local environment through in and out of classroom experiences. ecology through outdoor nature experiences and lessons--and you can learn about and schedule these activities! Please join us in bringing knowledge about, wonder and respect for San Diego’s environment to all schoolchildren.

San Diego Environmental Education Expos
Information for Exhibitors

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 21:21:21 GMT

Central San Diego Event, Saturday 10/7/2006, 11am to 1pm (set-up at 10:30am)

Location: San Diego County Office of Education, 6401 Linda Vista Road, San Diego. Click here for directions.

Details: We hope to have a number of groups exhibit outside, but will use room 402 as our operations center. If your group would like wireless internet access you may request that when you register. We have some display tables to loan (but not tablecloths or skirts), but if you can bring your own table it would be great. Set-up begins at 10:30am.

Still have questions about the Central Event? Email Adrienne Marriott at creec9a@hotmail.com

Click here to register for either or both events

North County Event, Thursday 10/12/2006, 4 to 6pm (set-up at 3:30)

Location: Agua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center, 1580 Cannon Road, Carlsbad. Click here for directions

Details: Groups MUST bring their own tables and the event will be outside of the Discovery Center. Set-up begins at 3:30pm. Please note, the Discovery Center IS NOT located in the same spot as the Watersports center.

Still have questions about the North County Event? Contact Anne Fege at afege@aol.com or (858) 472-1293

NOAA Ocean Explorers Workshop October 4th, 2008

Adrienne Marriott — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 18:24:19 GMT

NOAA Ocean Explorer's Professional Development- FREE

Sponsored by SeaWorld San Diego and the San Diego County Office of Education.

For: Science Teachers of Grades 5-12 (Public, Private, Non-formal) and Other Educators Interested in Ocean Exploration at any level.

When/Where:

Saturday October 4th, 2008 at SeaWorld Adventure Camp (adjacent to SeaWorld), San Diego

8:00am- breakfast and registration

8:30am- workshop begins

3:30pm- workshop concludes (lunch included), participants may remain at SeaWorld until closing.

Click Here to Register

Registration is capped at 30 participants and is available on a first come, first-served basis. A wait list will be generated in case of cancellations.

Workshop Overview: From bioluminescent corals to deep vent worms, from tropical underwater volcanoes to the Arctic Ocean floor, we know more about the Moon than our ocean. Bring the excitement of current ocean science discoveries to your students using NOAA Ocean Exploration lesson plan activities and the Ocean Explorer Web site . Join Stacia Fletcher from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, as you do inquiry- and standards-based activities* tied directly to REAL ocean expeditions. Experience these multidisciplinary ocean discovery voyages using “new technological eyes” to study earth and life science on the ocean floor. Use these inquiry-based activities in biology, earth, physical, and marine science courses to connect your students to the excitement of NOAA Ocean Exploration as they travel from the Galapagos Rift to the Arctic Ocean, from Alaskan and New England seamounts to those in the Hawaiian Islands.

What’s in it for me?: In addition to learning about this fantastic program, participants will receive a continental breakfast; lunch; the curriculum, Learning Ocean Science through Ocean Exploration with CD-ROM’s; Certificates of Participation; prizes, and more.

*Over 200 lesson plan activities are available on the Ocean Explorer Web site. Activities generally require few materials to implement and all are aligned to National Science Education Standards.

**Note: This is one day of a two day workshop series. If you attend the second day on Saturday, January 31, 2009 you will be eligible for a $100 stipend for attending both days in their entirety.

Helen de la Maza — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:41:23 GMT

The San Diego Science Alliance has an informative newsletter with regional science information.

For Providers

Helen de la Maza — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:38:14 GMT

FAQ's

What is CREEC? What is SanDCREEC? CREEC is the California Regional Environmental Education Community. It is a project of the Office of Environmental Education at the California Department of Education. The state of California is divided into numerous CREEC regions. The purpose of CREEC is to serve as a network hub for information related to environmental education. It can be considered a "one stop shop" for environmental education needs ranging from a teacher looking for a great curriculum, to a student looking for an internship. SanDCREEC is the San Diego and Imperial County CREEC region (that's region 9a). Historically the focus has been on the San Diego region, but at this time we are working to form a viable network in Imperial county.

LINKS

California State Standards(Science and other disciplines)

Get email updates from SanDCREEC!
Are you a teacher, administrator, environmental educator, or other interested party? Would you like to receive (via email) environmental education updates from SanDCREEC? If so, please click here to sign up for our free service.

For Teachers

Helen de la Maza — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:31:09 GMT

Upcoming Events and Workshops

See the calendar for more information.

Past Event Highlights

NOAA Ocean Explorer's Professional Development

The first workshop in the two workshop series was a great success. Educators were treated to an awesome training day with Cindy Renkas from NOAA Ocean Explorers. Hilights of the day included trying out lessons using glow sticks and blue theatrical lighting gels to model color adaptations of deep sea creatures. Click Here to see a few pictures.

Environmental Education Expos

Click to see a few pictures of the October 7th, 2006 Environmental Education Expo at SDCOE.

LINKS

California State Standards(Science and other disciplines)

FAQ:

Student Contests

Helen de la Maza — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:27:10 GMT

Statewide Student Contests (Link will open in a new browser window.)

Local Student Contests

Helen de la Maza — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:26:08 GMT

None known at this time.

Please email Adrienne Marriott regarding any local funding opportunities you would like to post on this website.

Local Funding Opportunities

Helen de la Maza — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:24:53 GMT

None known at this time.

Please email Adrienne Marriott regarding any local funding opportunities you would like to post on this website.

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Adrienne Marriott — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 20:50:08 GMT

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Adrienne Marriott — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 20:45:42 GMT

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SEAL

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 23 Dec 2003 18:32:10 GMT

SEAL
Student Environmental Action and Leadership Program

WylandOceanChallenge

Adrienne Marriott — Fri, 19 Sep 2003 00:26:34 GMT

I Love a Clean SD

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 13 May 2003 17:10:20 GMT

Kid's Adopt a Beach Clean Up Program

Water Authority Display

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 20:02:46 GMT

Water "Traveling Library" Display

San Diego County Water Authority

Adrienne Marriott — Mon, 07 Apr 2003 19:25:34 GMT

San Diego County Water Authority

Advisory Board Members

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 28 Jan 2003 22:59:04 GMT

Deirdre Ballou, Education Specialist, San Diego Zoo
Judith Coats, Education Assistant Manager, Sea World of California
Ivan Golakoff, Education Programs Supervisor, San Diego County Water Authority
Ellyn Hae, Recycling Specialist, San Diego Unified School District
Jean Meagher, Education Coordinator, San Diego Audobon Society
Carol Radford, Education Programs Manager, San Diego Natural History Museum
Steve Dasher, Resource Conservation District, San Diego UC Coop Extension
Valorie Shatynski, Education Resource Specialist, CalEPA/Integrated Waste Management Board, Office of Integrated Environmental Education
Cynthia Mallett, Education Coordinator, Mission Resource Conservation District
Nancy Taylor, Science Coordinator, San Diego County Office of Education
Trish Wundrow, Education Coordinator, I Love a Clean San Diego

Funding Opportunities

Adrienne Marriott — Tue, 07 Jan 2003 22:03:15 GMT

Show Me the Money: Tips & Resources for Successful Grant Writing
http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/profdev/profdev039.shtml
Many educators have found that grants allow them to provide their students with educational experiences and materials their own districts cannot afford. Learn how they get those grants and how you can get one too. This article will provide you with advice on grant-writing.

Statewide Funding Opportunities (Link will open in a new browser window.)

Local Funding Opportunities

Coordinator, Region 9A

Adrienne Marriott — Fri, 06 Dec 2002 22:42:41 GMT

The CREEC Network Coordinator for Region 9A is Adrienne Marriott

Mailing Address:
San Diego County Office of Education
6401 Linda Vista Road
San Diego, CA 92111-7399
E-mail: Adrienne Marriott
Best way to contact
phone: (858) 292-3733
fax: 858-576-9827
website: http://www.creec.org/region9a

Advisory Board

Adrienne Marriott — Wed, 04 Dec 2002 20:09:42 GMT

SanDCREEC Advisory Board Members

Advisory Board Meeting Calendar

Adrienne_Marriott

Adrienne Marriott — Wed, 04 Dec 2002 19:55:02 GMT

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Michelle Kirk — Sat, 19 Jan 2002 02:26:46 GMT

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Tips - How to build your CREEC website

Chris Cameron — Tue, 02 Oct 2001 20:12:29 GMT

The first place to check when you need help is the HELP button in the editors line directly above...see it? It will take you to the Manila Newbies tutorial website to guide you through the ins and outs of understanding this easy web authoring system. Check out the html page for help with the html tags normal people can't remember.

Sometimes we CREEC Coordinators just need a little reminder. When you push the edit this page button below, you'll be able to see some common tags. Cut the little formula and paste it in the page you are building. Check out the html formula website for a quick tutorial regarding html tags. --- ***Linking

Websites are all about links, and the CREEC website makes it easy to do.

The Add Link button at the top toolbar will link to an outside website.
The title of any page within your CREEC website becomes an automatic link when you write that title on put it in quotation marks.
The Shortcuts button at the top of the page also makes it easy!
Sample of an email link: Celeste Royer
Sample linking to another website: Region 8 CREEC

--- ***FONTS - Type Styles, Colors, Size, and Lists:

Offset bulleted or numbered lists are mad by putting the letters ul (unordered list) in brackets, then stopping the list by placing ul after the slash in brackets.
Bulleted lists then need li (for list) in brackets before each bulleted item.

Bold: bold. Three asterisks before a word or line will also make it bold... like ***this!
Italic: italic
Underline: underline
To change the font face, you need to put the title of the font in brackets like this: Courier New, Verdana, and so on...
Colors: RED, BLUE GREEN
Not enough color choices? Check out this page for more! Just put the name of the color you like into the equation.
Font Size:

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1. What is CREEC? What is SanDCREEC? CREEC is the California Regional Environmental Education Community. It is a project of the Office of Environmental Education at the California Department of Education. The state of California is divided into numerous CREEC regions. The purpose of CREEC is to serve as a network hub for information related to environmental education. It can be considered a "one stop shop" for environmental education needs ranging from a teacher looking for a great curriculum, to a student looking for an internship.

SanDCREEC is the San Diego and Imperial County CREEC region (that's region 9a). Historically the focus has been on the San Diego region, but at this time we are working to form a viable network in Imperial county.

LINKS

California State Standards(Science and other disciplines)

San Diego Fires- Click here for information on how educators can share resources related to fire.

Feedback

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On this page, it's a good idea to tell people what your email address is.

That way your visitors can send you questions about your site.

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SanDCREEC helps you to find the environmental education resources that you need in San Diego and Imperial counties.

Our Searchable Environmental Education Resource Directory can help you locate high-quality Environmental Education programs, resources, and providers.

What's New?

School Garden Information for San Diego- click here for links to lots of helpful information.

Check the Calendar for events including community fairs, volunteer and community service opportunities, professional development, and more! You can submit your event, too.

Get email updates from SanDCREEC! click here to sign up for this free service.

SanD-CREEC Messages

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School Gardens

Thursday, October 25th, 2007 from 4-7pm at SDCOE

K-12 Teachers- Join us for a smorgasboard of garden information. Topics will include:

composting

what to plant when

pest management

curriculum resources

vegetables, flowers, butterflies, more...

Workshop Fee: $25 (dinner included) Send payment to:

SDCOE-Ana Nicasio, Science Department- 6401 Linda Vista Road, 321S-San Diego, CA 92111

make checks payable to "Superintendent of Schools"

Click here to RSVP. Questions? Contact Adrienne Marriott (click email at left)

SanDELA

October 7 Environmental Ed Expo

NOAA Ocean Explorers October 7 Pictures

Environmental Expo Details and Registration for Educators

Click here to register for this event

North County Event, Thursday 10/12/2006, 4 to 6pm

Environmental Expo Information and Registration for Educators

San Diego Environmental Education Expos Information for Exhibitors

Central San Diego Event, Saturday 10/7/2006, 11am to 1pm (set-up at 10:30am)

Click here to register for either or both events

North County Event, Thursday 10/12/2006, 4 to 6pm (set-up at 3:30)

NOAA Ocean Explorers Workshop October 4th, 2008

NOAA Ocean Explorer's Professional Development- FREE

Newsletter

For Providers

FAQ's

LINKS

For Teachers

Upcoming Events and Workshops

Past Event Highlights

NOAA Ocean Explorer's Professional Development

Environmental Education Expos

Student Contests

Statewide Student Contests (Link will open in a new browser window.)

Local Student Contests

Local Student Contests

Local Funding Opportunities

Pelicans

Blue Knobby Sea Star

SEAL

WylandOceanChallenge

I Love a Clean SD

Water Authority Display

San Diego County Water Authority

Advisory Board Members

Funding Opportunities

Statewide Funding Opportunities (Link will open in a new browser window.)

Local Funding Opportunities

Coordinator, Region 9A

Advisory Board

Adrienne_Marriott

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Tips - How to build your CREEC website

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FAQ and Links

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SanDCREEC helps you to find the environmental education resources that you need in San Diego and Imperial counties.

What's New?

School Garden Information for San Diego- click here for links to lots of helpful information.

Check the Calendar for events including community fairs, volunteer and community service opportunities, professional development, and more! You can submit your event, too.

San Diego Environmental Education Expos
Information for Exhibitors