Welcome to Seed St. Louis’ 13th Annual Community Agricultural Conference. Our conference will be both virtual and in-person this year! You can attend any of the sessions for free, the registration fee is up to […]

Hawks, falcons, owls . . . they’re all raptors.  These birds of prey live fascinating lives and possess amazing abilities that make them unique among the world of birds.  The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) […]

This Discover Nature School (DNS) program, Nature Unfolds, is designed for Kindergarten through 2nd grade and includes 4 seasonal units that focus on seasonal changes, weather, lifecycles, and parent/offspring relationships. The curriculum supports Missouri Learning Standards (MLS) in science, particularly life science. The hands-on, inquiry-focused lessons provide outdoor learning opportunities […]

Come do something rotten for the Earth! Composting is dirty work, but it’s one of our most powerful tools for a brighter future. Diverting organic waste to compost impacts climate change by reducing greenhouse gas […]

Many different Tower Gardeners across the US will be sharing a little history of Tower Gardens, how to start seedlings, what / how to grow, how to clean a Tower, use in schools, and why […]

Our Spring Plant Sale is Saturday, March 26! There will be spring vegetable seedlings, seed packets, and Seed St. Louis t-shirts and stickers. Quantities are limited so plan to arrive early for the best selection! […]

Educators play an important role in building capacity for climate action.  This community meeting will introduce educator opportunities to support local community initiatives and policy planning focus on responding to midwest climate challenges.  Education within […]

Food loss and waste hurts us all. Our community, economy and the environment all suffer as over 30 percent of all food in the United States goes to waste every year. The goal of this […]

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER Join Missouri Stream Teams for the 32nd Project Blue River Rescue: on April 2, 2022 from 9 AM until 1 PM.  This year we are returning to serving a hot dog lunch from 11 […]

Empower your mind. Empower your spirit. Empower your very soul. April 8-10, 2022, NSN will bring together a virtual international group of artists, scientists, teachers, students, and activists to explore the use of story in […]

Climate Action KC welcomes you back to take a look at the goals we have achieved together since our inaugural summit in 2019. This year’s event, focused on the theme “What Connects Us ," is presented […]

How can museums serve as civic spaces to engage communities in critical issues concerning the environment What kinds of opportunities can organizations create for community members to come together to explore environmental concerns in historical, […]

Science outreach and communication is a critical way to improve climate literacy and advocacy for evidence-based, and community-informed climate decision-making. Students might build skills through assignments and co-curricular events that feature writing op-eds, postcards, or […]

Maintaining that there is no substitute for hands-on experience, David Sobel places the initial emphasis on local projects – projects that begin in students’ own backyards and communities, projects that provide a sense of place. […]

The AAM Education Committee (EdCom) presents a roundtable with notable museum educators Claudia Tibbs from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Jeremy Hoffman from the Science Museum of Virginia, and Jennifer Krester from The Wild Center, discussing […]

Recently, Outdoor Educators Megan Zeni, Sarah Regan and Lauren MacLean co-created a Looking Closely Outdoor Learning Kit to support K-7 emergent inquiry outdoors. Megan and Sarah are job share partners teaching entirely outdoors in a K-7 garden […]

This is the second in a series of 4 webinars. Introducing Outdoor Learning: a four-part webinar series, with appearances from the US Department of Education and in collaboration with a consortium of leading national organizations, […]

The School Garden Curriculum offers a unique and comprehensive framework, enabling students to grow their knowledge throughout the school year and build on it from kindergarten to eighth grade. From seasonal garden activities to inquiry projects […]

Beat the heat of summer gardening and learn techniques that will keep your tomatoes and other summer crops flourishing. We will cover how to plant and maintain healthy summer crops, what pests and disease to […]

The U.S. Department of Energy and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are conducting a free webinar series to share energy efficiency and indoor air quality (IAQ) best practices to help school districts improve their facilities. As […]

This is the third in a series of 4 webinars. Introducing Outdoor Learning: a four-part webinar series, with appearances from the US Department of Education and in collaboration with a consortium of leading national organizations, […]

In this workshop Gillian Judson (imaginED) and Heidi Wood (NOIIE)  introduce a new resource for imaginative, Place-centered and Indigenous Education. Walking Forward: Learning from Place interweaves First People’s Principles of Learning (FPPL), Imaginative Ecological Education […]

Sometimes growing food in containers is the best or only option if you want to grow food. Learn about what type of soil to use, lighting needs, and what types of fruits and vegetables do […]