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Rooted in Partnership, Branching into Practice: Highlights from PA South Central's Regional Hub Gathering

PA South Central Hub Gathering models best practices for facilitation, community building, and designing professional learning experiences for formal and nonformal educators.

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Snackpack: Gearing up for summer teacher training

Resources to support MWEE trainings.

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Delaware Students Learn that any Job can be a Green Job

In Delaware, students are learning that any job can be a green job through integration of environmental literacy into Career and Technical Education initiatives.

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Developing an Environmental Literacy Plan: Strategies for Success

Best practices that emerged from an assessment of Environmental Literacy Plans in the Mid-Atlantic region.

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Snackpack: Activities to explore local environmental issues

Two activities for educators to explore connections between environmental issues with students.

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MWEEs Take Root in New York State Schools

Otsego County Conservation Association grows MWEEs and environmental literacy efforts in the New York State portion of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

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A Roadmap to Environmental Literacy Plans

A team of environmental educators work with the community and school district within three Virginia counties to create Environmental Literacy Plans.

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A System Worth Shell-ebrating: Building a MWEE on Maryland’s Eastern Shore

ShoreRivers achieves systemic 9th grade MWEE implementation across three Eastern Shore counties in Maryland.

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Building a "Trust Fund" for Environmental Literacy

The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Environmental Literacy Forum explored district-level strategies to achieve sustainable funding for environmental literacy programs.

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NOAA Helps Students and Educators Dive into Environmental Education

$2.7 million in NOAA Chesapeake Bay-Watershed Education and Training will help students learn about the watershed and take action on local issues.

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