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Colorado Alliance for
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Connecting Colorado’s
Environmental Education Network
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Volume
12, Issue 12
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December, 2006
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CAEE
15260 S.
Golden Rd.
Golden, CO 80401
303-273-9527
303-273-5780 (fax)
www.caee.org
info@caee.org
STAFF
Executive Director:
Ali Goulstone Sweeney
Program Coordinator:
Amanda Peterson
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President:
Patrick Tennyson, Butterfly Pavilion
Vice President:
Karen Hardesty, CO Division of Wildlife
Secretary:
Richard Jurin, Univ. of Northern
Colorado
Fiscal Officer:
Stephen Garretson, Aurora
Academy
Directors:
Dennis Creamer, Suncor Energy USA
Linda Hamilton, Lory State
Park
Diane Simmons, Colorado
Academy
Skip Spensley, Spensley
& Associates
Julie Wrend
CAEE MEMBERSHIP
Student/Teacher: $15
Individual: $35
Organization: $65 (allows up to
4 contacts)
Visit www.caee.org to join or renew online, or
contact CAEE at 303-273-9527.
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Overview:
Call for
Presenters: Teaching Outside the Box 2007
Executive Director’s Corner: A Closer Look at The
Alliance
Upcoming CAEE Events
Bulletin Board:
Upcoming Events
- Career
- Grants, Awards and Competitions
- Workshops, Conferences, Classes and Trainings
- Resources and Announcements
Call for Presenters!
Teaching OUTSIDE the Box Conference
April 27-29, 2007 ~ Winter Park, CO
Snow Mountain
Ranch, YMCA of the Rockies
Deadline for presentation proposals: January 31, 2007
The Colorado Alliance for Environmental
Education is seeking presenters for the 2007 Teaching OUTSIDE the Box
conference. Teaching OUTSIDE the Box is Colorado’s premiere professional
development event focusing on environmental education. The weekend will
offer over 50 sessions, full- and half-day pre-conference workshops, an
exciting keynote presentation by award-winning author Gary Ferguson, and
countless opportunities for networking and discovering new resources, tools,
and techniques – all in a spectacular Rocky Mountain
setting! Send in your proposal today – the deadline for
applications is January 31, 2007!
For more information and an application, please
visit http://www.caee.org, call
303-273-9527, or email info@caee.org.
Conference
topics include:
EE Trends and
Techniques, Natural History, Outdoor Skills, Stewardship, Behind the Scenes, Arts,
Cultural History, Higher Ed and EE Research, Technology in EE, Children in
Nature, Sustainability, And More!
This
conference is for YOU!
Environmental
Educators - Providers of EE Materials - Teachers - Students - Youth Group
Leaders - Naturalists - Interpreters - Businesses - Anyone who appreciates
learning about the world in which we live!
Don't
Miss Keynote Speaker Gary Ferguson on Saturday, April 28th!
"Environmental Education and the
Power of Place"
Award-winning author Gary Ferguson has written articles for over 100
different publications. He is the author of more than 16 books on nature and
science, including Decade of the Wolf (2005) and Hawks Rest: A Season in the
Remote Heart of Yellowstone (2003). He is a regular contributor to NPR, and has
been a featured instructor at universities and workshops across the country.
A charismatic speaker and sincere teacher, Gary just recently received the
"Best Instructor Award" at the 2006 Aspen Writers' Summer Words
Conference. Visit http://www.wildwords.net for more
information.
Visit http://www.caee.org,
call 303-273-9527, or email info@caee.org
for more information.
Register by March 9th for the lowest prices!
Teaching OUTSIDE the Box strives to be a ZERO-WASTE event!
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Executive Director's
Corner: Ali Goulstone Sweeney
(303-273-9527 or director@caee.org)
This Month's Topic:
A
Closer Look at the Alliance
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It’s that time of year to reflect on where
we’ve been and where we’re headed. The Alliance has come a long way in the almost
20 years since the very first CAEE planning meetings, and as Hunter Lovins referred to in her keynote speech at the banquet
in November - our time has come. Our online survey this summer
certainly showed that CAEE is doing many things right, and it also told us
that we’ve got a lot of work still to do. In that survey
respondents were asked, “In your own words, describe the Colorado
Alliance for Environmental Education” and words like networking,
training, peer support, coordination, and quality were repeatedly used.
The survey also revealed that we need to figure out a way to better
communicate about some of CAEE’s programs and
services. As an example, respondents were asked to describe in their
own words each of several CAEE services. Over 250 responses for each program/service
were received, and nearly two-thirds did not know about the Resource Review,
the Master Plan, and the Teacher Liaison Network. We’ve got a lot to
offer, and so you will start to hear more about what these programs offer to
you specifically and how you can use them to further advance your own
organization, as well as, environmental education as a profession.
There were some common questions that were asked as a result of the survey,
and so I will use this column as a little guide to sort out the confusion.
I want to stress that if you have any questions or comments - please give me
a call (303-273-9527) or send me an email (director@caee.org).
I’m happy to help. Also, please do check out CAEE’s
new website (www.caee.org), you can use
the top right search bar to find all sorts of information.
What’s the difference between the
listserv and the newsletter, and how do I get CAEE to send out my
announcement? This email you are reading right now is CAEE’s electronic version of the EE InfoLink newsletter. It contains CAEE specific
announcements, as well as, announcements about different events, programs,
and happenings in EE throughout Colorado
and nationally. If you would like us to include an announcement in the
newsletter, send it by the 10th of the month to info@caee.org. The newsletter email
will have [ee-infolink] in the subject line and is
only sent one time per month to CAEE members (about 650). This newsletter is
different from the environmental-ed listserv.
If you receive emails with [environmental-ed] in
the subject line, you are subscribed to the listserv. The listserv is
open to any and all - to subscribe send an email to environmental-ed-subscribe@caee.org.
These emails come often (typically daily) and are a quick way for CAEE to
send out timely announcements and other items of interest. For example,
any announcements about position openings are immediately sent out through
the listserv. At any one given time there are about 200 people
subscribed to the listserv. Send your announcement to info@caee.org, and we will send it out as
appropriate. As members, you will also receive CAEE specific emails about
upcoming events and programs that don’t fall within the newsletter
timeframe.
What’s the difference between
certification and resource review, and why do we need them?
CAEE developed the resource review process as a way for you to have your
program or material reviewed by three peers against the Guidelines for
Excellence in Environmental Education. The purpose is to assess the
quality of your programs and materials and give you valuable feedback that
you can use to prove or improve the quality of your resource. Resource
review is about written materials. But even the best materials can go
bad without the right environmental educator; which is where certification comes
in. Certification is CAEE’s newest
quality initiative (just started this fall – join us!) and is being
designed to develop common understanding about the knowledge and skills
needed to provide high quality
environmental education. Certification is connected to a person, and
reviews are connected to the program. Both focus on encouraging quality
and professional growth. Both are intended to be inclusive, inviting, and
worthwhile. If you feel as I do, that EE needs far greater support to
achieve our potential, if you feel you could use more support from your
supervisor, from your organization, from your legislator, and your funders… then you need to get involved in resource
review and certification. Defining our profession with high standards
will help build support and respect for the field, and break misperceptions.
Master Plan Connection:
Be a part of the Colorado EE
Master Plan! These initiatives are supported by the Colorado
Environmental Education Master Plan, Goal I Collaboration, Goal II Professional
Development, Goal III Promotion, and Goal VII Systemic EE. Check it out
at http://www.caee.org/CEEMP
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For more information
on any of these events, visit http://www.caee.org,
call 303-273-9527, or email info@caee.org.
Thursday, January 4, 4:00-6:00 pm.
Colorado Springs
Area EE Providers Meeting. Presentation topic:
“Socially Responsible Investing.” Presenter: Robert Bear,
UBS Financial Services, Inc. Location: Cheyenne
Mountain Zoo, Colorado Springs.
Thursday, January 11, 4:00-6:00
pm. Summit
County EE Roundtable Meeting.
Presentation topic: “What is EE?” Presenter: Ali Goulstone Sweeney, CAEE Executive Director.
Location: Dillon Ranger District Office, Dillon.
Thursday, January 18, 9:00 am
– 12:00 pm. Diversity and Inclusiveness Roundtable.
Presentation topic: “Tools for Respecting Differences.”
Location: The Daniels Fund, Denver.
Fee: $20 for CAEE members, $35 for non-members.
Tuesday, January 24, 11:30 am
– 1:30 pm. Professional DEEvelopment
Series. Presenter: Kelly Keena,
Thorne Ecological Institute. Fee: Free for CAEE Members, $15 for
non-members. Location TBA
Friday, March 2.
Environmental Education Awards Banquet. Location and start
time TBA.
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Bulletin Board
Upcoming Events
Visit www.caee.org/calendar.html for
an online listing of upcoming events!
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Winter Trails Day Celebration.
Saturday, January 6th, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Bear Creek Nature Center, Colorado
Springs. This event offers opportunities
to learn more about winter sports, equipment, where to go, how to be safe,
and how to get started in these cool winter sports. Visit with local
experts from REI, Mountain Chalet, Trails and Open Space Coalition, El Paso
County Search and Rescue, and the Colorado Mountain Club. Refreshments
included. Program is FREE and open to all ages and abilities.
National Winter Trails Day is celebrating its 12th year and over 100
locations nation-wide participated in the event. Info at: www.wintertrails.org. Contact:
Allison Plute: 520-6972 or allisonplute@elpasoco.com
Western Museum of Mining & Industry
presents: Simple Machines, Legoâ Steam Engines, and the Industrial Revolution.
January 13, 1:00 p.m., Colorado
Springs. Motor on down to the Western Museum of Mining & Industry for
hands-on experiments with levers, axels and wheels. Then see how they are put
to use in working Lego® Models and the giant steam engines of the
Industrial Revolution! Please RSVP at 719-488-0880. Customary
Admission applies: $8 adults, $7 AAA/Military, $6 Seniors/Students, $4
Children 12 & under. Museum Members and children under 3 are FREE.
Located just off I-25 at the Gleneagle exit, #156A.
For info, call 719-488-0880, or visit www.wmmi.org.
Friends of the Florissant Fossil Beds 2007 Community
Seminar Series
The programs listed below are held
at the Tutt
Science Center
at Colorado College. These programs are free
and open to the public. All programs begin at 7 P.M. Information at www.ColoradoCollege.edu/news_events/.
- January 25, “Managing
Front Range Ponderosa Pine Forests: Learning from Past to Plan for the
Future.”
- February 22, “A
Geologist’s View on Global Change; How does it Impact Colorado?”
- March 8, “Gold in the
Land of the Midnight Sun: A Brief Look at the History of Goldmining
in Alaska
and Current Mining and Exploration Projects.”
- April 5, “Fire and Flammulated Owls: Can Burned
Forests and
Flame-colored Owls Coexist?”
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Career
Note: these announcements
are only position highlights and are not intended to be all-inclusive.
NAAEE/EE-Link
offers a jobs database service for EE job seekers or employers seeking EE
staff.
To view job
postings, visit: eelink.net/eejobsdatabase.html
To submit a job
to the database: eelink.net/cgi-bin/ee-link/add_job.cgi
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Cal-Wood Education Center, Intern. Deadline: December
31. Two openings available. Cal-Wood Education
Center is a private,
non-profit institution located 35 minutes NW of Boulder. Cal-Wood runs
residential (one to five day) outdoor education programs to area
schools. Interns will shadow and help full-time Instructors out in the
field for one week, and then work on a project the following week (rotating
weekly responsibilities until the end of the season).
Qualifications: Interns must have a Bachelor’s Degree in
Environmental Studies, Biology, Natural Resource Management,
Recreation/Outdoor Education, or a related field. Must have some
experience working with children. Some basic knowledge of Spanish is a
benefit, but not mandatory. Salary: $200 stipend per month + Housing
& Food (reasonable dietary needs met). Starts: February 5, Ends: June 29,
40 hrs/week. If interested, please send resume/cover letters to Myles Maland, Program Director at myles@calwood.org, (303) 449-9287
The Cooperative Institute for Research in
Environmental Sciences (CIRES) at CU Boulder, three-to twelve-month
fellowship. Information: http://cires.colorado.edu/collaboration/fellowships/
and http://cires.colorado.edu/education/k12/fellows/ref/.
Application materials are due December 31, 2006. Prospective applicants
should contact CIRES in advance to discuss proposed plans. Contact Susan Buhr, Director of the CIRES Outreach Program at sbuhr@cires.colorado.edu or
303-492-5657. The fellowship may begin at any time after 7/1/07.
The Butterfly Pavilion, Westminster (Two positions)
(1) School Outreach and After School
Instructor (Part-time,
permanent). DEADLINE: January 12. Qualifications: Animated and a
good storyteller, comfortable with theatrics, including singing, puppetry,
costumes and interactive games, energetic and creative, comfortable presenting
EE and life science concepts in front of large groups of students.
Compensation is paid per program ($30-$50 per 45-60 minute program).
Anticipated Start Date – End of January 2007
(2) Education Assistant
(Part-time, paid seasonal position - January 2007 – May 2007).
DEADLINE: January 5, 2007. Instruct creative, interactive,
age-appropriate invertebrate learning experiences in the classroom for school
groups on weekday mornings, collaborate with Education Department to create,
develop and implement new curriculum, provide administrative support for
youth education coordinator in a non-profit setting, contribute to
development and implementation of new education school programs and family
activities. 2-4 days per week, 15-20 hours per week.
For both positions, send cover letter and resume to: Butterfly Pavilion, 6252
W 104th Avenue, Westminster, CO 80020, Attn: Nicole Bickford. Fax:
303-657-5944, Email: nbickford@butterflies.org
Rocky Mountain National Park Environmental Education Internship 2007.
Application deadline: January 26, 2007. March 26 – June 1, 2007,
forty hours/week. RMNP seeks interns of exceptional ability.
Candidates must be dedicated to learner-centered education especially with
children. Duties include preparing and facilitating EE activities at
schools and in the field, to a variety of diverse audiences. Stipend is
$625/mo. + housing + $7/day per diem. Uniform is also provided. For
information, contact: Mark De Gregorio, 970-586-3777. mark_de_gregorio@nps.gov.
Bluff Lake Nature Center, Executive Director. Close
Date: January 31, 2007. Bluff
Lake Nature
Center (BLNC) is a
501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide science education
to young students and to foster lifelong learning and environmental
stewardship at a unique urban wildlife refuge. For information, visit www.blufflakenaturecenter.org.
The Executive Director is responsible to the Board of Directors for the
effective conduct of the business and affairs of the organization.
Salary is commensurate with experience, plus competitive benefits
package. Please, no phone calls. To apply, please submit a cover
letter and resume no later than January 31, 2007 to: BLNC ED Search c/o C.
Wells, 321 Jasmine Street, Denver,
CO 80220,
OR sfsvcs@qwest.net
The Rocky Mountain
School of Expeditionary
Learning Middle School is looking for Xeriscape
experts and/ or resources to assist in the development of students
designing and implementing several xeriscape
gardens as an action project for the study of the South Platte Watershed.
RMSEL is very interested in either groups or individual experts that could
guide students in their planning in January and February or implementation in
April and May. If interested, please contact Sarah Bayer, Middle School
Science/Math Crew Leader, Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning,
(303) 759-2076, sbayer@rmsel.org. www.rmsel.org.
Town of Breckenridge, Recreation Attendant
(Programs: Nature Series). Open until filled. Pay Range:
$10-$14. Implement and assist with pre-designed EE programs and
services for the Town of Breckenridge
Nature Series, such as hikes, family programs,
children’s programs, summer camps, and adult workshops. For more
information or to download an application, visit www.townofbreckenridge.com.
National Wildlife Federation, Policy
Specialist for State Wildlife Conservation. Working closely
with NWF’s state affiliates, this person will
be responsible for: Designing and implementing NWF’s
strategies on funding for state-based wildlife conservation, and advocating
for such funding, building momentum behind State Wildlife Action Plans, with
an emphasis on education, training and coalition-building, advocacy on and
analysis of state-level wildlife conservation policy. NWF offers an
excellent benefits package. NWF is an equal opportunity employer
committed to workplace diversity. Please apply online at www.nwf.org/careergateway.
International Migratory Bird Day,
Administrative Assistant. Boulder, part time- 3-4 days per week, to
increase temporarily in Spring. Specific days and hours flexible.
Compensation: $11.50/ hour. IMBD is a non-profit organization that
works to focus public attention on the need for action to conserve birds and
their habitats. Learn more at www.birdday.org.
Please email, mail, or fax your resume and a letter of interest as soon as
possible. International Migratory Bird Day, Attn: Administrative
Assistant position, 2840 Iliff St, Boulder,
CO 80466,
migratorybirdday@aol.com, Fax:
303-499-9567
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Director of Education.
Open until filled. The Director of Education plans, develops, and
administers education programs and projects in archaeology and anthropology.
Information at: http://www.crowcanyon.org/
jobs_opportunities/employment/education_director.pdf
The Colorado Wildlife Federation (CWF)
is seeking Education Contract Services to help
implement CWF's Conservation Education Program
(CEP) in the classroom and in the field, for students in grades 1-12, and
families participating in CWF's summer programs, as
well as adult education programs. Please send cover letter and resume
to: Suzanne O'Neill at cwfed@coloradowildlife.org
Doctoral Research on
Children, Youth and Environments. Deadline: February 15,
2007. The Ph.D. Program in Design and Planning in the College of Architecture
and Planning at the University of Colorado will provide full funding, including
tuition, to a qualified applicant seeking to undertake doctoral research on
some aspect of children, youth, and environments at the University of Colorado.
http://www.cudenver.edu/Academics/Colleges/ArchitecturePlanning/
DegreePrograms/PhD/default.htm
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Grants, Awards, and Competitions
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The Denver
Foundation’s Nonprofit Internship Program. If
you are interested in exposing students to the important work of your
organization, and in having additional staff support over the summer, then
consider applying for The Denver Foundation’s Nonprofit Internship
Program. The Denver Foundation will provide grants to up to ten
nonprofit organizations to support internships. The deadline for
applications is Friday, January 26, 2007. For info, visit http://www.denverfoundation.org/page32030.cfm.
Volvo Adventure Award.
Deadline: January 31, 2007. The Volvo Adventure Environmental Award
provides international recognition for projects undertaken by young people
(ages 10-16) to improve their local environment. Successful groups will win
an all-expense paid trip to Sweden,
where they will present their projects and agenda for action. http://www.volvoadventure.org/
Amgen Award for Science Teaching
Excellence. Deadline: January 31, 2007. Amgen
Foundation award program recognizing excellent K-12 science teachers. Winners
receive a $5,000 award and their schools receive a $5,000 award to further
science-related education. To be eligible, nominees must be full-time, K-12
classroom science teachers with at least three years experience, and must be
located in CA, CO KY, MA, RI, WA, or Puerto Rico. http://www.amgen.com/citizenship/aaste.html
The Fund for Teachers and Public Education
& Business Coalition (PEBC) are making grants available to teachers in Colorado schools.
The program provides resources directly to teachers to support learning
experiences of their own design to increase their effectiveness with
students. Eligible applicants may apply as an individual or as a
team. Funding limits up to $5,000 for an individual and $7,500 per
team. For more info, contact Mindy Armbruster
at 303-861-8661 or e-mail: marmbruster@pebc.org
Re:Vision Design Competitions for Visionary Thinkers. Re:Vision, a series of international design competitions
launching in January 2007, will provide the opportunity to participate in a revolutionary
process of transforming a run-down city block into a thriving mixed-use
area that centers on the family and supports local sustainable
businesses. The series of competitions will have 4 phases spanning over
a 12 month period. For more information, visit www.urbanrevison.com
or contact Nicole Cassani, 415.425.5144 or nicole@archiventure.org.
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Workshops, Conferences, Classes, and
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MS in
Environmental Education - Online. Early January 2007. Nova Southeastern
University is offering
this Master of Science in Education with specialization in EE. The EE courses
were each developed through consultation with the NAAEE Guidelines for
Excellence. http://www.nova.edu/ocean/disted/msee.html
Online Courses Available through UW-Stevens
Point. Registration Deadlines: January 5 & 19, 2007.
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is offering two online courses
“Applied EE Program Evaluation” and “Fundamentals of
EE,” which were developed in collaboration with EETAP, the FWS National
Conservation Training
Center, as well as
national EE experts. To learn more, visit http://www.uwsp.edu/natres/rwilke/eetap/
or contact Angela Lemar (Angela.Lemar@uwsp.edu).
The Art of Interpretive Writing, a two-day
workshop with Alan Leftridge, January 25-26.
Bear Creek Nature
Center, 245 Bear Creek Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. Leftridge,
author of Interpretive Writing, and Executive Director of NAI’s “The Interpreter” magazine, will
help you develop your skills as an interpretive writer. This workshop
is for anyone wanting to make intellectual and emotional connections in their
writing. Limited to 30 participants. To register, contact:
Alan Leftridge, Telephone/Fax: 406-754-2940, Email:
leftridge@blackfoot.net,
Website: www.leftridge.com.
2007 North American Association for
Environmental Education Annual Conference - Call for Presentations.
Deadline: January 31, 2007. Conference dates: November
14-17, 2007 ~ Virginia Beach,
Virginia "Explore New
Horizons for Environmental Education." Research Symposium,
November 13-14, 2007 "Celebrating the diversity of our research
methodologies: finding common ground." For information, visit http://www.naaee.org/conference/2007-call-for-presentations
Fostering Sustainable Behavior:
Community-Based Social Marketing Workshop with Doug McKenzie-Mohr, February
21, 9:00am-5:00pm. University Memorial
Center,
CU-Boulder. The CU Environmental Center is hosting a full-day workshop
with respected world expert and environmental psychologist, Doug
McKenzie-Mohr. The workshop will introduce CBSM and provide
participants with the knowledge they need to deliver the most effective
programs. For information on CBSM, visit www.cbsm.com.
Registration costs $140 and includes lunch and a copy of the book
“Fostering Sustainable Behavior.” Registration deadline:
February 12. Workshop is limited to 125 participants. For info
and to register: http://ecenter.colorado.edu/rmss2007/
Rocky Mountain Sustainability Summit: Forging
Solutions at Colleges and Universities. February 22-23, University of Colorado
at Boulder.
Online Registration at http://ecenter.colorado.edu/rmss2007/register.html.
The 2007 Rocky Mountain Sustainability Summit will provide a networking forum
for representatives from campuses in the Rocky Mountain Region to learn about
a variety of environmental issues facing institutions, explore ways of
improving campus practices and policies, and ultimately work toward boosting
the triple bottom line of environmental, social and economic sustainability.
For more info: http://ecenter.colorado.edu/rmss2007/.
Registration deadline: February 12.
National Garden Clubs, Inc. "The
Living Earth" Environmental Studies
School Course I, Series
I, March 30 & 31. Colorado
Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. Headquarters, 1556 Emerson Street, Denver.
Instructors: Maureen Kiely, Mgr EPA Region 8,
Public Info Center, Environ Scientist Nicole Knapp, MS Wildlife Science Paul
McIver, EPA Region 8 lecturer, aquatic and forest ecology, wetlands Marcos Stoltzfus, BS Biology & Environmental Studies Marie Zanowick, EPA Region 8 Environmental Engineer. This
course is open to the public, as a one- or two-day course. For
registration and information, contact: Elfriede Goeben at 719-578-9184.
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Invitation to Participate in Cultural
Inclusiveness Initiative. Letters of interest due:
January 19, 2007. EE and other organizations working in related areas are
invited to submit letters of interest for an 18-month pilot initiative to
help build the knowledge base on EE how organizations become more culturally
inclusive. Participating organizations will implement culturally inclusive
practices and share their experience with other organizations as members of a
learning community. To learn more about this initiative please request the
"Building More Culturally Inclusive Organizations and Programs"
description from: Sharon.Courtney@uwsp.edu
The City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain
Parks (OSMP) department has expanded the Special Use Permit Program. Starting
January 1, 2007, OSMP will require a Special Use Permit for all school
and university visits by educational groups with 50 or more
participants, except for OSMP-sponsored educational field
trips. Educational groups with between 25 and 49 participants can get
an exemption from the permit if they notify OSMP. Special Use Permits are
free at www.osmppermits.org. Please
try to apply 14 days before a trip. Please direct questions to osmppermits@bouldercolorado.gov
or call Lisa Nieman at 720-564-2007. If you
wish to arrange a free nature field trip with OSMP naturalists, visit www.bouldercolorado.gov/requestahike
New Survey Reveals High Landowner Demand
for Playa Conservation. Complete survey results and
executive summary are available at www.pljv.org.
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