August 4, 10:00 AM ET
What if education could be a powerful force for positive change in our interconnected world? Join us for this GEEP webinar with Lausanne Olvitt of Rhodes University (South Africa) for an exploration of how educators everywhere can transform their practice to address today's overlapping global crises—also referred to as the “polycrisis.”

Through "River in My Backyard," a watershed STEM program supported by eeBLUE, Maine students connected deeply with Maine's Penobscot River, raising salmon, restoring habitats, and learning to think critically about the future of their community.

Supported by the eeBLUE Aquaculture Literacy Mini-Grants Program, the South Carolina Aquarium Teen Conservation Crew explored oyster farming’s ecological benefits firsthand, gaining insight into sustainable seafood practices while deepening their connections to the coastal environment.

Over the years, artificial intelligence has grown from the same science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) foundations that students explore today. Dive into why science classrooms are the perfect place to talk about the future of AI, and share your thoughts on this timely topic. 

A research team at the University of Florida invites nonformal environmental educators in the United States to share their perspective on the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in nonformal environmental education. Your insights are crucial to this timely exploration and will help shape the future of environmental education.