The Richard C. Bartlett Award is presented annually by the National Environmental Education Foundation to an outstanding teacher who has successfully integrated environmental education into his or her daily curriculum.

Nominations will be accepted through January 15.

The 2010 prize will be given to a high school teacher who can serve as an inspiration and model for both students and colleagues.

The winner receives a $5,000 award and a trip to Washington D.C. where he or she meets with representatives from the environmental education community to further his or her education network.

Do you know a teacher who stands out among the rest? If so, please nominate him/her for the 2010 Richard C. Bartlett Award.

To learn more or submit your nomination visit the Richard C. Bartlett Award webpage.