Newsletter Archives
2026
2025
- December – Missouri’s Biodiversity
- October/November- Central/West Region: Osage Grasslands
- September – Southwest Region: 100 Hours Outdoors
- August – South/Central Region: Rolla Outdoor Collaborative School
- July – MEEA Collaborates with Rural Libraries
- June – A St Louis Region EE Case Study
- May – Missouri’s Dark Skies (Northeast Region)
- March/April – No Place Like Missouri (Northwest Region)
- February – Bringing the River to You (Central Region)
- January – Missouri’s Regions
2024
- December – Environmental Education & Civics
- November – Native American Heritage Month
- October – World Mental Health
- September – We Call This Day the Fall Equinox
- July/August – Honoring People of African Descent
- June – Embracing the Summer Solstice
- May – Praise for Nurses and Promoting Nutrition
- April – Special Edition! Young Environmental Leaders (YEL) Focus
- March – Spring Phenomena: Equinox and Eclipse
- February – Women in Education: History and Challenges
- January – A New Year’s Resolution: Be Strategic
2023
- December – The Winter Blues
- November – Take a Hike!
- October – The Value of Acknowledging the Land
- September – Describing the Changing Seasons
- August – What YOU can do for Sustainability Now
- July – GenZ: Fearless, Worldly and Impatient
- June – Environmental Injustice is Personal
- May – What’s All the Buzz About?
- April – Invest in Our Planet
- March – Spring Has Sprung
- February – Give Planet Earth Some Love
- January – Why Youth Engagement is Vital
2022
- December – Holiday Ideas with Reuse/Repurpose in Mind
- November – Inclusion in Nature-Based Learning
- October – Tell Your Story With Graphs
- September – Adventures in the Woods With Young Children
- August – Talking to Kids About Climate Change
- July – Poetry Connections
2021
- September – Growing Food Relationships
- August – Waste Reduction at Home and School
- July – Water Play and Water Conservation
- June – Stories Can Strengthen Kids’ Nature Connection
- May – Get Out and Play!
- April – Earth Day
- March – no newsletter
- Feb – Increasing Equity in the Science Classroom
- Jan – Orienteering and Migratory Birds
2020
- July/August – Bee-kind and Bee-friend Bees
- May/June – Community Connections and Forest Fungi
- March – Mammal Investigations
- February – Using Geo-Inquiry in the Classroom
- January – Climate, Community, and Collaboration
2019
- December – MEEA Conference Highlights
- November – Food Is Too Good to Waste!
- October – Nurturing Hope and Sprouting Acorns
- September – Learning From Nature
- August – Place-Based Education
- July – Envirothon and Visible Thinking Routines
- June – EE and the SDGs
- May – Invasive Plants as a Teaching Tool
- April – The Wonder of Trees
- March – Three Women that Made a Difference
- February – Environmental Justice
- January – MEEA Highlights
2018
- December 2018 – MOGSEE Conference
- November 2018 – NAAEE Conference
- October 2018 – Missouri Green Schools- Getting Started
- September 2018 – MO Green Schools and EE Conference
- August 2018 – Back to School (EE Resources for Teachers)
- July 2018 – Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
- June 2018 – MEEA’s “Not the Standards” Guides to MLS
- May 2018 – Water Pollution
- April 2018 – Missouri Green Ribbon Schools
- March 2018 – MEEA at Interface 2018
- February 2018 – NAAEE Affiliate Workshop
- January 2018 – MEEA Highlights of 2017