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OSPI Informal/Nonformal Science Educator Workshop - 11/07 in Bellingham!


Join OSPI, Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association, and additional partner organizations for field experiences to highlight: tribal sovereignty, school gardens, and local ecosystem recovery projects that engage students preK-12 in hands-on, real world learning, and civic engagement. Our goal is to ensure that environmental educators are offering high-quality outdoor learning opportunities that are aligned with standards, considered best practices in environmental education, and anchored in local, relevant phenomena for student learning.

11/07 at Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association!

Learn more and register on PdEnroller:

https://www.pdenroller.org/ospi/catalog/163547




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