The PA Association of Environmental Educators is encouraging educators across the state to participate in the NOAA funded PA Environmental Literacy  Capacity Building Project Survey.  Responses are requested by May 24.

Survey questions are based on job responsibility, with specific sections for classroom teachers, school administrators, and non-formal environmental education organizations.

The results will help guide support for environmental education through deliberate actions across the state.

A high response rate from the 300+ environmental education provider organizations and the 500 PA school districts is needed to inform decision-making, professional development, and programming to successfully build the capacity of environmental education across Pennsylvania.

Five randomly selected respondents will receive $50 Amazon Gift Cards they may use for purchasing education supplies.

Click Here to take the survey.

Results from the survey will be published by the grant leadership partners:

-- Dr. Nanette Marcum-Dietrich and Timothy Smith, Millersville University

-- Dr. Steve Kerlin, Stroud Water Research Center: skerlin@stroudcenter.org

-- Carissa Longo, DCNR Bureau of State Parks

-- Bert Myers, Department of Environmental Protection: gimyers@pa.gov

-- Tamara Peffer and Judd Pittman, Department of Education

-- Jessica Kester, PA Association of Environmental Educators: JKester@AlleghenyLandTrust.org

-- Tarrea Potter, Chesapeake Bay Foundation-PA Office: tpotter@cbf.org

Click Here to take the survey.

For more information on programs, initiatives, resources and other upcoming events, visit the PA Association of Environmental Educators website.  Click Here to sign up for the PAEE newsletter (bottom of page, left).  Click Here to become a member.  Click Here to support PAEE’s work.

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[Posted: May 2, 2019]

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