We are excited to announce that we are part of a group of partners that have received funding from the CO2 Foundation to create a 2D adventure video game and hands-on activities focused on changes in the water cycle. The resources will be aligned to the Next...
We are excited to announce that we are part of a group of partners that have received funding from the CO2 Foundation to create a 2D adventure video game and hands-on activities focused on changes in the water cycle. The resources will be aligned to the Next...
We have been collaborating with NOAA Ocean Exploration, the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, Ocean Exploration Trust, and Schmidt Ocean Institute on exciting new educational resources. Lesson plans, fact sheets, and other resources about bioluminescence are...
We have been proud to work with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and over 50 partners from around the West to create resources which help teachers get students thinking critically about the sagebrush ecosystem and ways to protect the diverse species that live there....
For people to care deeply about conservation, they need to have an emotional connection to the environment. This can spring from a love of nature and birds, memories of happy family times on the beach, or even a beloved story or fictional character. That is one of the...
The research surrounding the essential role of play–particularly outdoor free play–has become more and more compelling in recent years. One of the world’s leading voices on the topic is Dr. Peter Gray, research professor of psychology at Boston...
We have been honored to work with SOLVE, one of the oldest and most-respected environmental organizations, to produce a variety of resources, including education boards, website content, and a 100+ page Environmental Service-Learning Teachers’ Guide with lesson plans...
At a recent meeting of the Place-Based Education NW group I was so inspired to meet Stuart Perlmeter from the WELL (Water and Electricity Learning Lab) Project in Springfield, OR. He leads groups of high school and middle school students in professional-level water...
Did you know that the United States and Great Britain narrowly averted a third bloody war with each other in 1859? In a crisis known as The Pig War on San Juan Island in what is today northwest Washington State, anger over a shot pig and a long-simmering territorial...
Have you noticed that even students with otherwise short attention spans often enjoy playing games for hours on end? This is true for any well-designed game, be it a video game or one in the “real” world. As Jane McGonigal explains in her fascinating new...
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