Kicking Off the Chesapeake Youth Initiative
What is the Chesapeake Youth Initiative? And a call for existing Youth Leadership Programs in the Watershed
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Now Open: NOAA Marine Debris Program Art Contest!
Accepting Online Entries, due Dec 10, 2021
Read full articleQueen Anne’s County uses Coronavirus relief funding to boost environmental education
All 14 schools in the county are getting a new outdoor classroom
Read full articleOn the Air 2020: A Curriculum Connecting Health, Community and the Environment
On the Air 2020 is new curriculum from Clean Air Partners' which encourages students to use science as a tool to answer questions about various aspects of the state of our air.
Read full articleHow to let students find their own meaning
With the launch of MWEE 201, educators are learning to incorporate student voice into environmental education.
Read full articleMid-Atlantic Climate Change Education Conference Reflection
An overview of the 2020 Mid-Atlantic Climate Change Education Conference.
Read full articleSilver-spotted Skipper: Chesapeake Bay watershed Pollinator
Learn more about one of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed’s native pollinators: the Silver-spotted Skipper!
Read full articleBirding 101: How to seek nature in your own backyard
Birding is a great skill and hobby that lets you enjoy nature almost anywhere, from local parks to the city; it is truly an activity for anyone.
Read full articleMarine debris in the Chesapeake Bay watershed
Marine debris and plastic pollution have been an on-going issue for the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Over 18 million people call the Chesapeake Bay watershed home, and their individual actions can contribute to the litter in our waterways.
Read full articleOnline Environmental Education Resources for Caregivers
Running list of online resources that may be useful for Caregivers during school closures.
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