#environmental-education

#environmental-education

Adam Met will keynote Columbia Climate School's Class Day on May 16, 2025, emphasizing climate action and student inspiration.

Trees play an essential role for wildlife and human life, highlighted by the new guide 'Trees of Britain and Ireland'.

Cultural exchange between schools in Hackney and Kampala fosters interest in pollinators among children.

The Ski with a Scientist program offers a unique opportunity to combine skiing with learning about environmental issues at Tahoe.

Canalside Studio's Blue Water Catcher merges art with water harvesting to enhance environmental awareness.

Twins Tim and Tom Soffer are dedicated volunteers at Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in their work.

The Great Backyard Bird Count encourages global participation in bird counting for ecological research.

Recent layoffs of National Park Service employees, including Brian Gibbs, raise concerns about understaffing and public safety in national parks.

Reading to children fosters reading skills and teaches environmental lessons through content.

Max Girshick and classmates successfully advocated for the eastern red-backed salamander as DC's official amphibian, showcasing local wildlife and ecosystem significance.

The school exemplifies environmentally responsible construction, integrating architecture with nature to enhance educational experiences.