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The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastLove as the Root of Impactful Nature-Based Education with Sean SoutheyWhat does it mean to fall in love with nature—and why does that love matter for the future of our planet? In this episode of The World We Want: The NAAEE Podcast, host Gerry Ellis sits down with Sean Southey, CEO of the Canadian Wildlife Federation and longtime champion of nature-based education, to explore how love and connection form the foundation of lasting change. Sean shares powerful stories about how nature-based education transforms not only classrooms, but also communities, shaping how we live, lead, and care for the world around us. This conversation reveals why...
2025-09-1646 min
Maine Sea Farmer’s News BulletinMaine Sea Farmer's News Bulletin - August 19, 2025Hosted by Dana Morse, longtime Extension Agent for Maine’s aquaculture community, this bulletin-style podcast shares timely news, updates, and practical insights from the working coast. Broadcasting from UMaine’s Darling Marine Center, Dana connects science, local knowledge, and on-the-water experience to support sea farmers, researchers, and coastal professionals across the state.1. NOAA Office of Education, NOAA Fisheries, the National Sea Grant Office, and NAAEE on August 28, 2025Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/vdPI7lSCTBmNjrexJCfdGQ#/registrationProject summaries can be found at: https://naaee...
2025-08-1909 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastThrough the Lens: Environmental Education Efforts from the South Side to San AntonioHow can environmental education (EE) serve as a bridge in our increasingly fractured society? Filmmakers James Parker and Juliet Grable are exploring a powerful question through their upcoming documentary, In Our Nature. Drawing on their previous work documenting rural Oregon communities adapting to a changing climate, James and Juliet have discovered that assumptions about populations different from our own often dissolve when people connect over what we share: the planet. In Our Nature investigates how environmental education is one of our most effective tools for building community and finding common ground across perceived divides. Learn mo...
2025-06-0431 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastEarth Day Special Episode with NAAEE's Judy BrausIn this special Earth Day episode of The World We Want, host Gerry Ellis is joined by Judy Braus, Executive Director of NAAEE and longtime leader in the environmental education field, to talk about how education fuels action, connection, and a sense of possibility in the face of our biggest challenges.Access the resources, webinars, and podcasts referenced by Judy and Gerry by visiting https://eepro.naaee.org/eepodcast/Earth-Day-2025.Send us your thoughts! > The World We Want: The NAAEE Podcast is an educational outreach project of the North American Association for...
2025-04-2222 min
Parenting Takes a Village: North Seattle College and You!S 3 Episode 11 – Playing Outside with ChildrenReconnecting with Wonder featuring Khavin DebbsIn this heartwarming episode of Parenting Takes a Village, we step outside—literally—and explore the transformative power of outdoor play with children. Our guest, Khavin Debbs, shares how nature has always been more than a backdrop—it’s been a lifeline, a classroom, and a source of deep joy.From his childhood days in Sacramento spent meditating and playing in his parents’ yard to his time as a Tiny Trees Outdoor Preschool preschool teacher, Khavin’s connection to nature runs deep. Now an adjunct professor at the University of Washingto...
2025-04-1638 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastNature and Belonging: Fostering Meaningful Youth Mentorship with CJ GrecoFor many teens, finding a place where they truly belong can be life-changing. CJ Greco knows this firsthand. Having grown up in zoo education programs and after a voyage of self-discovery halfway around the world, CJ has found a safe space to explore, learn, and be herself. Now, as a teen program manager at Lincoln Park Zoo, CJ is creating that same sense of place for young people stepping into the world of conservation.Teen volunteer programs aren’t just about learning science—they’re about finding a place where you can be yourself.CJ G...
2025-04-0352 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastGlobal Voices: Lessons from Young African Leaders on Climate and Sustainability with Harrison Ashangwa and Richard TusabeTurning universal challenges into local solutions through environmental education, two young African leaders, Harrison Ashangwa and Ritchie Tusabe, are keeping EE relevant and thriving through youth-led initiatives. Harrison and Ritchie both grew up in African countries where environmental education is part of daily life—as knowledge passed down from elders and incorporated into everyday care for their land and communities.So what inspired these two young men along their paths to become educators and organizational leaders for thousands of youth and adults across the continent? Join The World We Want: The NAAEE Podcast Episode 9 to find out!...
2025-03-1352 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastOutdoor Classrooms and Digital Tools: Reimagining Education for Today’s Students with Stefan MossHow can a student’s future be impacted when a scientist passionate about education steps into the classroom? Stefan Moss, an environmental scientist and educator, joins host Gerry Ellis to discuss how he transforms complex science principles into engaging, hands-on learning experiences, fostering both hope and awe in young learners. From his early days growing up in the Bahamas to working with middle schoolers in Georgia, Stefan shares how curiosity and representation can change the way young people see themselves—and their future careers in science.Visit https://eepro.naaee.org/eepodcast/Stefan-Moss to learn more about Stef...
2025-02-2044 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastTransforming Environmental Education from Knowledge to Action with Kathy McGlauflin and Gus MedinaDelve into how environmental education programs have evolved from lessons of awareness to calls to action. Join host Gerry Ellis in this thought-provoking conversation with Kathy McGlauflin and Gus Medina, examining how these shifts, along with the changes in methods and technology, have shaped the field and what it means for connecting people to nature in a modern world. Find resources and teaching materials that address these very concepts by visiting https://eepro.naaee.org/eepodcast/Gus-Medina-Kathy-McGlauflin.Send us your thoughts! > The World We Want: The NAAEE Podcast is an educational outreach project of...
2025-01-2845 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastTeaching Through Laughter: A New Bridge to Climate Conversations with Esteban GastHow can humor break down barriers and ignite hope in the face of climate change? Join comedian and climate educator Esteban Gast as he reveals how comedy can inspire climate awareness and action. From navigating diverse audiences to building bridges through laughter and shared experiences, Esteban and his cohort of comedians bring fresh perspectives on hope and creativity in times of real challenge. In this episode of The World We Want, Esteban takes us on a journey of blending comedy and education to address climate change. Learn how his innovative approach helps foster understanding and inspire action in unexpected...
2025-01-0848 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast102. Are You Team Moo Deng or Team Pesto? (with CJ Greco, Host of The Birdy Bunch Podcast & Teen Programs Manager for the Lincoln Park Zoo) [Pangolin Holiday Spectacular 2024]It is time to settle the biggest and most controversial debate of the year, are you #TeamMooDeng or #TeamPesto?! To fight it out, I am joined by the Teen Programs Manager for the Lincoln Park Zoo, the host of the Birdy Bunch Podcast and one of the NAAEE 30 Under 30 – the incredible CJ Greco!
CJ was here last week talking all about their favourite conservation stories of the year. This time, we don’t just argue about hippos and penguins, we also talk about our personal nature highlights from 2024, our career and life goals for 2025, and we decide what...
2024-12-3057 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast101. Recapping the Very Best of Conservation in 2024! (with CJ Greco, Host of The Birdy Bunch Podcast & Teen Programs Manager for the Lincoln Park Zoo) [Pangolin Holiday Spectacular 2024]It is time for the annual PANGOLIN HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR! This year, I am joined by the Teen Programs Manager for the Lincoln Park Zoo, the host of the Birdy Bunch Podcast, and one of the NAAEE 30 Under 30, the incredible CJ Greco! We are going to talk a little bit about their work, their love of puns, and how they came to be one of the BEST environmental educators I know!
We are of course also going to recap all of the best
conservation and nature news of the year! So, we are talking Scottish Wildcats, Partula Snails...
2024-12-2350 min
Field Chats: Environmental Action Civics EssentialsEpisode 28: Behind the scenes of EAC: Conversation with Evan from Data+SoulIn this episode, you'll get a glimpse into a more equitable and human-focused way to conduct evaluations, featuring Evan Kuras from Data+Soul. Earth Force has partnered with Evan as we refine our evaluation and build an equitable community of practice. Enjoy!
Mentioned in the show:
https://www.dataplussoul.com/studio/p/data-equity-deck
https://www.dataplussoul.com/studiohttps://evaluation.naaee.org/
Additional info:
https://www.publicprofit.net/Creative-Ways-To-Solicit-Stakeholder-Feedback/
https://weallcount.com/tools/
https://crea.education.illinois.edu/
2024-12-1824 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastShattering Assumptions About the Rules of Conservation Education with Dr. Kathayoon KhalilHow can we rethink the role of nonformal education and conservation spaces to build deeper connections with the world around us? In this episode of The World We Want, Dr. Kathayoon Khalil shares how breaking barriers, building connections, and fostering empathy can create a brighter future for people and the planet. She also discusses the value of conservation educators embracing their full identities—beyond their roles in environmental education—to bring fresh perspectives and resilience to the work they do.Visit https://eepro.naaee.org/eepodcast/Kathayoon-Khalil to learn more about Kathayoon and The World We Want. ...
2024-12-1236 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastWhen You Wonder, You're Learning: A Legacy of Learning with Authors Gregg Behr and Ryan RydzewskiEffective education doesn't happen accidentally. Fred Rogers, beloved educator, television personality, and friend to millions through the TV screen, knew this. His thoughtful approach to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was grounded in science, pedagogy, and a deep understanding of children’s emotional and intellectual needs. In this episode of The World We Want: The NAAEE Podcast, Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski invite us into The Neighborhood and Mister Rogers’ meticulous method for inspiring curiosity and wonder, key states of mind for fostering learning in environmental education.From using digital tools and hands-on classroom activities to simply sayi...
2024-11-2745 min
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastGreetings from Pittsburgh: The NAAEE Conference 2024 Recap!The great Pennsylvanian poet Taylor Swift once asked, “are
there still beautiful things?”. The NAAEE Conference in Pittsburgh proved the answer is a resounding YES!
I was lucky enough to be able to attend the North American Association for Environmental Education Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from the 6th-9th of November 2024! I met the most incredible people, made the most wonderful friends, and learned more than I ever could have dreamed of. It was constructive, challenging, enlightening, inspiring and joyful. This episode is a recap of that event, but also a huge thank all of the beautiful soul...
2024-11-2445 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastExploring the Healthy Heart of Environmental Education with Dr. Vik MohanDr. Vik Mohan speaks of his lifelong journey of stewardship, healing, listening, and community building in this episode of The World We Want: the NAAEE Podcast. Find out more about Vik's work in Madagascar, across Africa, and within, as he and host Gerry Ellis discuss what it takes for meaningful partnerships and on a personal level, the well-being that supercharges the work he and other conservation leaders pursue. Listen in on the conversation that highlights the value of integrating diverse disciplines, fostering deep, sustained community connections, and embracing a holistic view of well-being in environmental work.
2024-11-0639 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastCultural Warmth Fueling Climate Impact with Joy Hayley MunthaliA key component of effective environmental education is working with the communities you're helping, even letting them lead. Joy Munthali, founder of Green Girls Platform, speaks to the process that has led to meaningful and longlasting partnerships both with communities and funders."We need education that works for young people, education that works for children, and education that works in our context. And the only way we can learn that is if we are connected, if we have the networks that we need. "As Joy details, part of strong partnerships...
2024-11-0659 min
The World We Want: The NAAEE PodcastEnvironmental Education in the Urban Wilderness with Jaime GonzálezExplore the urban wilderness with conservation educator Jaime González as he talks about the evolution of the conservation field as well as his own growth as an educator. Having grown up in Houston, Texas, Jaime shares about the impact a "nature-deprived" community has on our perception of where beauty, wonder, and yes, conservation can take place. As Jaime explains, urban forests, prairies, and green spaces have the power to reduce the environmental and health-related inequities brought by the historically dichotomous perception of nature as a separate entity from developed urban areas. A passionate advocate for the On...
2024-11-0455 min
Rádio UESCExtensões UESC - T05 EP08 - Núcleo de acessibilidade e atendimento educacional especializado (NAAEE)Olá pessoal, o extensões está de volta com o oitavo episódio da 5° temporada!!
Você ouvinte do Extensões, já ouviu falar no Núcleo de acessibilidade e atendimento educacional especializado (NAAEE)?
Então, o episódio de hoje traz algo diferente. Dessa vez, ao invés de entrevistarmos algum projeto de extensão, trouxemos um núcleo ligado à Pró-Reitoria de Graduação. O NAAEE é um núcleo que visa desenvolver ações que promovam aos estudantes o acesso, a permanência e a participação na vida acadêmica com a garantia do serviço de apoio especi...
2024-09-1818 min
The Garden Question179 - Amazing Native Vines for Your Garden – Dajawn WilliamsIn this episode we discuss the benefits of native vines with guest Dajawn Williams, covering their ecological importance and management. The discussion highlights specific native vines like muscadine, climbing hydrangea, purple and yellow passion flowers, more and their roles in local ecosystems. The conversation addresses the advantages of incorporating native plants into gardens to support wildlife and deter invasives. The podcast also touches on personal anecdotes about growing experiences, conservation efforts, and the challenges of managing native versus invasive species in residential landscapes.Dajawn Williams is an environmental...
2024-09-121h 00
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast95. Providing Knowledge, Power & Hope Through Environmental Education (with Alerick Pacay of 'Seeds of the Ocean', & Tomás Teicher of 'Conciente Colectivo') [Pangolin Pride]Joining Jack today, are Tomás Teicher (Consiente Colectivo) and Alerick Pacay (Seeds of the Ocean)! They are here to discuss the power and impact of environmental education!
The three educators will discuss the importance of equipping young people with skills to help protect the environment; how to engage people in environmental education; some of the things they have learned as educators; what challenges they have faced; how education is different in the UK, Argentina and Guatemala; and how they first became inspired to connect with nature!
Make sure to share your thoughts on social m...
2024-06-101h 13
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastNAAEE Instagram Live: Using Photography, Podcasting & Technology in Environmental Education (with Nina Hamilton from the NAAEE & Anthony Ochieng from TonyWild)Welcome to a special bonus episode of Pangolin! Today I sit down with Nina Hamilton from the 'North American Association for Environmental Education' and Anthony Ochieng of Tony Wild to discuss environmental education. The conversation revolves around wildlife photography, podcasting and the importance of sharing our knowledge and love with the world!
Also, do you know someone who is making waves in the environmental education space? If so, it is not too late to nominate them to be part of this years NAAEE Environmental Education 30 Under 30!
You can nominate until March 25th, just click here...
2024-03-2156 min
REALLY FREE BOOK CLUBchat between friends about credit cards | 006got some IG questions about understanding credit cards. if we were just friends hanging out, this is the advice i'd give you.linked resources below! thanks for listeningshow notesCornell Bird Count https://www.birdcount.org/Find Your Audubon Society chapter https://www.audubon.org/about/audubon-near-you?state=NCEnvironmental Educator Certification https://naaee.org/programs/certificationTO ANYONE WHO EVER ASKS (Connie Converse book) (affiliate) https://bookshop.org/a/11310/9780593187364Connie Converse on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2...
2024-03-1146 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast84. Colouring for Conservation (with Rae Landriau, Founder of Create Change Collective & Member of the NAAEE 30 Under 30)Welcome to SEASON 6 OF PANGOLIN! It feels sooooo good to finally be back - we have so many amazing things in store!
To kick things off, Jack is joined by Rae Landriau to discuss her amazing work using unique, brave, and bold awareness raising methods. The duo chat all about her Pollinating Positivity Project, the River Aware Challenge, and the Climate Connections Zine. PLUS, they talk all about her latest project Colouring for Conservation!
Jack and Rae also have discuss why they found themselves drawn into nature as kids, and how eco-anxiety impacts them. We a...
2024-03-041h 13
TALATERRAGloria Desanker, Map Nerd Consulting Mapping Untold StoriesToday, we get to learn from Gloria Desanker, geospatial storyteller, founder, and Principal Consultant at Map Nerd Consulting.More About GloriaMy name is Gloria Desanker, and I founded Map Nerd Consulting so that I could work as a Geospatial Storyteller to help others unlock the power of location-based insights. My services are designed to uplift community stories, especially communities of color. I offer tailored GIS solutions, visually appealing cartographic design, social media and marketing support, and storytelling guidance so that you can ensure your stories and experiences are authentically portrayed.As a...
2024-02-2341 min
Basics of SikhiThe JOY of LETTING GO! Teerath Tap - Japji Sahib Podcast EP21Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/SacSHod96L8
You may feel you're doing something good for yourself and for the world, when the real work internally is still to be done. Let's take on the wisdom of the Guru and start letting go of the things that are holding us back from experiencing the soul.
Knowing about the creation or improving the external quality of our life won't take us into a state of joy. In the state of awe, surrender and gratitude will take us to our true home.
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2024-01-161h 01
Japji Sahib with Bhai Baljit SinghThe JOY of LETTING GO! - Teerath TapYou may feel you're doing something good for yourself and for the world, when the real work internally is still to be done. Let's take on the wisdom of the Guru and start letting go of the things that are holding us back from experiencing the soul.Knowing about the creation or improving the external quality of our life won't take us into a state of joy. In the state of awe, surrender and gratitude will take us to our true home.Bhagat Naam Dev Ji:https://youtu.be/3-VpzZ5...
2024-01-161h 01
Earth MattersYouths Uniting For the Earth!Youths United For Earth (YUFE) want to celebrate Malaysia's environmentalism, one youth at a time. The youth-led NGO aims to mobilise Malaysian youths for environmental action through environmental storytelling, grassroots community-building, and policy advocacy. The group recently received the Diana Award, set up in memory of the Princess of Wales, presented to 200 youths worldwide aged 9-25 to acknowledge their humanitarian work, and earlier this month, they were also recognised under the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)'s 30 Under 30 program, which recognises young people across the globe who are building a sustainable future through education. We speak to c...
2023-08-3048 min
Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast76. How to Become an Expert Environmental Educator! (with Tobby Odhacha)Today Jack is joined by Tobby Odhacha, an environmental educator whose work in Kenya earned him a spot on the NAAEE 30 Under 30 Environmental Education List! He is here to share how he fell in love with nature and how watching his mother cultivate her own green space inspied him.
As well as that, Tobby gives a step-by-step guide on successful environmental education. He teaches us...
How to educate,
What you need,
Where you should go,
And everything else you need to know!
Jack and Tobby also chat about citizen science, botanic gardens, and the incredible...
2023-06-261h 09
MD PODCAST(SEASON 8 EPISODE 7) “NAEEE BLUEEE”San Diego based fashion line owner and clothing designer Naaee BLuee of Pray Grind and Praise, talks about her roots in South East SD, her inspiration and journey into owning her own business and clothing line, talks about spirituality, and more! For more info follow @_pgpthemovement
2023-06-0253 min
The Passionately Curious PodcastTania Marien | Freelancer, Podcaster, Leader | Doing Significant Work, Free-Choice Learning, Project Life | The Passionately Curious ShowPassionately Curious (https://www.passionatelycurious.in) helps solopreneurs do better marketing through community, courses and coaching.
The Passionately Curious Podcast is a space where Saurabh Mithal, the Founder of Passionately Curious talks to inspiring solopreneurs and goes deeper into their journey in order to help solopreneurs feel connected to each other.
In this episode, Saurabh talks to Tania about living a freelancer life and her journey in pursuing an independent path to do the work that matters.
Please enjoy the conversation!
2023-05-2257 min
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastMy Arizona Adventure #8: Thank You Tucson, for Everything!Hello everyone! Thank you for joining me for the final episode of 'My Arizona Adventure'! Today, we are celebrating the entirety of my incredible trip. First, I recap the week and discuss what I learned from my visits to the Tucson Botanical Gardens, Phoenix Zoo, Reid Park Zoo, and Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Then, I talk about why I loved the wildlife of Arizona... particularly the Saguaros and Javelinas. Finally, I discuss what I learned at the NAAEE Conference! 🌵
I split what I learned at the conference into 5 categories for ease of consumption!
Superheroes & Engaging Young People
Res...
2022-10-2233 min
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastMy Arizona Adventure #7: Pangolin, Live on Stage!Hello everyone! Today I reflect on my presentation at the NAAEE conference, and talk about what it meant to me. I also discuss some of my favourite moments from my final day in Tucson, including an amazing hike I took up the Finger Rock trail, an unforgettable sunset, and... Fajitas 😂
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Music Credits: Morocco Sting by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4082-morocco-sting License: https://filmmusic.io/standar...
2022-10-1710 min
The DRW ShowDRW Podcast Show (S2 E5): Megan GesslerMegan Gessler is the Little Trees Program Supervisor for The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, IL, United States. She has over a decade of experience directing and teaching in a nature-based preschool. Megan founded the Northern Illinois Nature Preschool Association (NINPA), and serves on the Executive Leadership Team of the North American Association of Environmental Education’s (NAAEE) Natural Start Alliance. She holds a M.Ed. from Antioch University New England (AUNE), a Certificate in Nature-based Early Childhood Education from AUNE, and is a certified Master Naturalist. Megan contributed to The Sky Above and the Mud Below, published by Redleaf Press. Di...
2022-10-1649 min
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastMy Arizona Adventure #5: An Extra Special Nighttime Edition!Hello everyone! Today’s episode is an extra special tribute to the animals of the night. We’re talking all about Great Horned Owls, Bats and Coyotes! I know this is a shorter episode, however we’ll be back tomorrow with even more amazing NAAEE conference content!
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Make sure to follow the show on social media: @PangolinPodcast 💚
You can also follow me on Twitter, @onlyjackbaker, and on Instagram, @theonlyjackbaker 🌵
Music Credits: Morocco Sting by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4082-morocco-sting License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license At The Shore by...
2022-10-1408 min
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastMy Arizona Adventure #4: Why the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is the BEST!Hello friends! Today we’re talking all about the fantastic Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. This Zoo/Botanic Garden/Aquarium/Museum is absolutely one of the best museums on earth. Please let me tell you why…
On top of all the museum stuff, I also want to chat about the opening night of the NAAEE Conference, and my three favourite moments from the evening! In no particular order, they are…
🌸 The incredibly talented ‘Las Azeleas’!
📜 The declaration of ‘Environmental Education Week’ here in Tucson!
🐠 The wisdom imparted by the iconic Julie Packard, founder of the Monterey Bay Aquariu...
2022-10-1329 min
Pangolin: The Conservation PodcastMy Arizona Adventure #1: Welcome to Tucson & The Tucson Botanical Gardens!Hello everyone and welcome to My Arizona Adventure! For the next week I am coming to you live from Tucson, where I will be attending the NAAEE Environmental Education Conference! While I’m here, I am going to post as many podcasts as I can, all about the incredible wildlife of this gorgeous state. I am also going to be sharing my thoughts on different attractions and telling personal stories about the trip!
On todays episode I explain why I’m here! I also share my first impressions of Tucson, and my thoughts on the Tucson Botanical Garde...
2022-10-1020 min
Land & Legacy by Griffith Realty15: Michigan Water, Keeping it CleanScott and Carol welcome Eileen Boekestein, Environmental Education Coordinator from theMichigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Environmental Support Division. Water quality is important to Michigan, listen in as Eileen explains some of the processes and the education programs they provide, so we can all enjoy our great Michigan resource; Water!Show LinksLearn more by visiting the Griffith Realty WebsiteGuest LinksEileen Boekestein Certified Environmental Educator (EEC-P)NAAEE CEE-Change Fellow - Innovation in Civics & Environmental EducationEnvironmental Education CoordinatorMichigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
2022-07-0424 min
Capital ClassCapital Class with Christiane MaertensSeason #2, Episode #4: Christiane Maertens, Founder, DoGooderyIn today's episode, Adam sat down with Christiane Maertens. Read her bio below:Christiane Maertens has a palpable love for life. For over 15 years, Christiane (Kris-tee-on-ah Mair-tens) has built values-driven brands that create positive social impact on a global scale.Christiane is the founder of DoGoodery, a social impact agency for change makers where doing good is about making this world a tangibly better place for all. They work with bold leaders who go beyond their everyday stories and live into their legendary purpose.
2022-04-2545 min
TALATERRARebecca Rolnick, Inviting Conversation About Neurodiversity in Environmental EducationRebecca Rolnick is a naturalist, writer, and educator. She is the founder of Forest School-to-You and leads in-person and online programs for both K-12 students and adults. Rebecca also leads conversations about neurodiversity in environmental education.What is neurodiversity?Why is Rebecca inviting environmental educators to conversations about this topic?Let’s find out. LINKSAbout me Rebecca Rolnick: Naturalist | Writer | Educator www.rebeccarolnick.com IG: @forestschooltoyouYoutube: Forest School-to-YouRecordings of Nature Journal Writing Workshops; other Nature...
2022-01-2945 min
NDOW presents the Nevada Wild PodcastAmericorps In EducationThe Nevada Department of Wildlife is so lucky to be able to host Americorps members. Americorps is a nationwide community service program that gives young people a chance to gain professional experience while giving back to their communities. NDOW has been fortunate enough to attract really amazing members that have done invaluable work for the agency.
In this week's Nevada Wild, Aaron Keller and Ashley Sanchez speak with NDOW Wildlife Education Coordinator Julie Bless, and Americorps Claire Clarke and Amanda Mulholland to talk about the importance of Americoprs within the agency, the work they're doing, and their future plans!
If...
2021-08-0725 min
The Get To Know Me PodcastGet To Know Naee BlueeFollow Naee Bluee on IG gogetta_naaee _pgpthemovement {pgpapparel.ecwid.com}
- Follow Bizzy BalBoa IG: @BizzyBalboa @g2km_podcast @bigluvvllc @instagraffix_b Stream the EP "Disturbed Tranquility" on all major platforms or visit this link: [bizzybalboa.hearnow.com] [http://smarturl.it/bizzy_balboa]. You can also catch me on Sundays on The Activated Podcast which airs on all major podcast platforms follow on IG @theactivatedpodcast or visit [www.theactivatedpodcast.com]
2021-04-171h 08
Job Vacancies and OpportunitiesNAAEE: Sparking leadership for a sustainable futureThis episode is also available as a blog post: http://web-vacancy.com/2021/04/08/naaee-sparking-leadership-for-a-sustainable-future/
2021-04-0801 min
The DRW ShowDRW Interview Early Childhood Environmental Educator: Megan GesslerMegan is the Early Childhood Program Coordinator for The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois where she leads their nature-based early childhood program within 1700 acres of diverse habitat including forests, prairie, creeks, oak savannas, and lakes. She has nine years of experience managing and teaching at nature-based preschools.
Megan is also the founder of Northern Illinois Nature Preschool Association (NINPA), the first association for nature-preschools in America, as well as a part of the Leadership Team with the Natural Start Alliance, part of NAAEE.
She holds a Masters Degree in Education along with a Certificate in Nature-Based Early Childhood Education from An...
2021-03-1334 min
The DRW ShowDRW Interview Series (S1E1): Ellen Bashor Environmental EducatorIn today's episode, I had the opportunity to chat with Ellen Bashor from Prescott College and Board of Directors of Arizona Association of Environmental Education (AAEE). She is sharing her experience as an educator navigating through COVID-19 and how the community came together to provide a safe and inclusive outdoor classroom for students to return back to school. If you are interested in finding out additional information you can find Ellen Bashor through Prescott College or AAEE. This episode was previously recorded, if you would like the visual of this episode please click the link below: https://youtu.be/fQVT5vG...
2021-01-2147 min
RareBirds Emerging Markets Podcast👂Episode 160: Developing Solutions with Simplicity & Technology featuring Ajaay Mittal Social Entrepreneur in IndiaEPISODE HIGHLIGHTS· Get to Know Ajaay· Getting Hooked on Social Entrepreneurship· Kolkata Clean Air Initiative· Developing Projects· Being a Global Shaper· The Importance of Simplicity· Collaboration is Key for Solving Social Problems· Young People Should Not Hesitate to Reach Out· How to Mobilize People· Communicate, Attract & Reach Out· Building Intentionally· Thoughts on Adding Value & Future Aspirations· Lessons LearnedMORE INFO ON AJAAY MITTALAjay Mittal in his current role is a Director, India and South Asia (Climate Change Programs) for Earth Day Netwo...
2020-12-3050 min
RareBirds Emerging Markets PodcastEpisode 160: Developing Solutions with Simplicity & Technology featuring Ajaay Mittal Social Entrepreneur in IndiaAjay Mittal in his current role is a Director, India and South Asia (Climate Change Programs) for Earth Day Network, Growing out of the first Earth Day, Earth Day Network is the world’s largest recruiter to the environmental movement, working with more than 75,000 partners in nearly 192 countries to build environmental democracy. Ajay is a member of the Global Shapers community an initiative of the World Economic Forum and also part of the Climate Action Steering Committee of Global Shapers Community.
He was trained to be a Climate Reality Leader at Brisbane, Australia in June,2019 and has als...
2020-12-3050 min
The Almanac of IrelandEnchanted by NatureManchán travels the breadth of Ireland for an uplifting chat with environmental philosopher Matthijs Schouten about how to reconnect our souls to the natural world. For more information on the NatureWise programme at Wageningen University in The Netherlands: https://cdn.naaee.org/sites/default/files/case-study/file/case_study_naturewise_0.pdf
2020-11-1334 min
EconexionesInterview w/High Schoolers for Climate JusticeNick interviews Ruby, Dot, Iman, and Ursula; all students in Tucson and founding members of High Schoolers for Climate Justice. They discuss the group's recent presentation (!) at an NAAEE conference, as well as: ways to teach climate change effectively in the classroom; intersectionality and the environment; the real -- and deeply human -- stories they've encountered in a hotter-than-ever Arizona; and their outlook as youth activists. (Special thanks to Andris Rapa for technical support!)
2020-10-2355 min
JobliEp. 2 Environmental Education (ft. Shannon Easterly)In this episode I talk with Shannon, who is an environmental educator who specializes in guiding whale watching and hiking tours. There’s whale snot, bubble nets, porcupines in trees and bald eagles all next to talk of school and why environmental education is important.
You can find Shannon on Instagram @easterlywind and on the web at easterlywind.design
Link and References
alaska.org
Plt project learning tree
https://www.plt.org/
http://www.uas.alaska.edu/envs/links.html
https://travel.visualstories.com/interesting-facts-about-mendenhall-glacier-alaska-us
https://naaee.org/
2020-09-2246 min
TALATERRAKathryn Owen, Evaluating Community EventsKathryn Owen is an independent evaluator who helps zoos, aquariums, nature centers, and conservation groups assess the effectiveness of their exhibitions, programs, and initiatives. She has worked in the nonprofit sector for more than 20 years.I reached out to Kathryn because I wanted to speak with her about doing evaluation in the kind of community settings where freelance educators often work — settings such as an environmental education fair, a neighborhood conference, or some other community event.How many ways are there to evaluate the impact of brief interactions at community events?Let’s find...
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2020-02-2844 min
NDN Science Show#28 - NAAEE Conference Live RecordingThis is a live recording of Annie Sorrell and Tommy Mackey at the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) 48th Annual Conference in Lexington, Kentucky on October 17, 2019. The topic of this session was focused on the diverse interests in environmental science that have grappled with the differences between mainstream quantitative science and qualitative Indigenous science. This hands-on presentation is for education practitioners who have questions about what these differences mean for environmental education. Be sure to check out the link below to download the PowerPoint so you can follow along.
Main Ideas:
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2019-10-201h 12
Loose Parts Nature PlayKinderforestKinderforest --Merry Lea Kinderforest: https://www.goshen.edu/merrylea/2018/05/kinderforest-in-review/ Nature Days in K-3 Classrooms https://naaee.org/eepro/learning/webinars/nature-days-k-3-classrooms What to Say Instead of "Be Careful" by Backwoods Mama https://www.backwoodsmama.com/2018/02/stop-telling-kids-be-careful-and-what-to-say-instead.html Quote: "If we want children to flourish, to become truly empowered, then let us allow them to love the earth before we ask them to save it. Perhaps this is what Thoreau had in mind when he sa...
2019-04-2228 min
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Through the Noise#361 Christiane Maertens, Deputy Director, North American Association For Environmental EducationChristiane Maertens (Kris-tee-on-ah Mair-tens), as the Deputy Director of the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE), built a professional team that facilitates the largest and most diverse environmental education network in the world. In 2017, she was named a National Geographic Explorer for hosting the forthcoming Imagine If, a podcast that explores climate change resilience with her trademark moxie and optimism. For four decades, the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) has been accelerating environmental literacy and civic engagement through the power of education and networking, supporting over 20,000 educators and 56 regional affiliate organizations working in environmental...
2018-07-2342 min
SoFpodden!#141 - "dra ner rullgardinen" Det lummiga #141! Är det rentav historia som skrivs i veckans avsnitt?? Varför?? Lyssna och se om du klurar ut det... De fyra elementen i en och samma lista! Typ Veckans Lista. We fix it. Med lite skohorn och vaselin som vanligt. Fiffi drar till Island och hittar 2017 års 9.e bästa film! Respekt! Kan man låta bli att gilla The Rock?? Klart man kan, men här i SoF är han hustomte som gör vårt tittande lite roligare mest hela tiden. I blu ray-aktuella Jumanji är det livat värre! Dessutom: vi kollar sena...
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