Summary: April 11-17, 2010
National Environmental Education Week connects educators with environmental resources to promote K-12 students’ understanding of the environment. Held each year the week before Earth Day, EE Week is the nation’s largest environmental education event.
Our nation’s water and energy resources are increasingly relevant topics of discussion in today’s media, classrooms, and homes. Recognizing the importance of conserving both water and energy to protect the planet and reduce costs, and ackn
April 11-17, 2010
National Environmental Education Week connects educators with environmental resources to promote K-12 students’ understanding of the environment. Held each year the week before Earth Day, EE Week is the nation’s largest environmental education event.
Our nation’s water and energy resources are increasingly relevant topics of discussion in today’s media, classrooms, and homes. Recognizing the importance of conserving both water and energy to protect the planet and reduce costs, and acknowledging the interdependence between water and energy, EE Week’s 2010 theme is Be Water and Energy Wise! Learn more by visiting www.eeweek.org/water_and_energy_wise.
When you register for EE Week, you will join a national network of educators dedicated to increasing the environmental literacy of K-12 students. You will also receive certificates of participation, free online resources, information on professional development and funding opportunities, and access to discounts and special offers on educational materials just for EE Week participants. Register today at
Register today for National Environmental Education Week