The Missouri Environmental Education Association’s mission is to help educators inspire Missourians to care about, understand, and act for their environment.
NAAEE’s Director of Policy & Affiliate Relations, Sarah Bodor, provides an update on Environmental Education Advocacy efforts at the national level, and talks with Kansans and Missourians about how they can take part in advocating for EE. This event is part of our 2021 Monthly series co-hosted...
The most democratic goal of education is to develop engaged citizens who are able to investigate compelling questions about their community and the world around them. National Geographic has developed the Geo-Inquiry Process as one way to achieve this goal by positioning students to develop the...
Meet up and team up at the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch to help clean up the St. Louis Riverfront! 9 billion tons of trash end up in the ocean every year. In fact, the Mighty Mississippi River is one of the largest sources of oceanic plastic debris. But with YOUR help, we can minimize our...
“Black Farmers, Innovators, and the Architects of American Agriculture” Facilitated by Nick Speed–environmental educator, MEEA VISTA coordinator, founder of Ujima, and leader in the food justice movement in Missouri. Join us to find out how Nick got started in urban agriculture, some of what...
Get started in building your knowledge and understanding of stormwater issues in our area at an upcoming virtual teacher workshop. This virtual workshop is designed to help facilitate teachers’ desire to learn more about stormwater management and water quality while discovering new ways to bring...
Climate Change is a massive issue for the current and future health of the planet and all that exists on it. Finding and catching up on news surrounding climate change is often a difficult task because of the broad range of aspects that contribute to and occur because of Earth’s changing climate....
If you’ve ever wanted to start your students thinking about trash and recycling, but didn’t know where to begin, we have something for you. This FREE workshop will provide you with the resources, tools, and knowledge you need to bring sustainability related topics to your classroom, virtual or...
Presented by Great Rivers Environmental Law Center. Learn about how low-income minority communities in the St. Louis area are more likely to suffer from toxic air emissions and poisons on the land and in the water. Adults. Registration required. Participants will receive Zoom information via email...
Climate Change is a massive issue for the current and future health of the planet and all that exists on it. Finding and catching up on news surrounding climate change is often a difficult task because of the broad range of aspects that contribute to and occur because of Earth’s changing climate....
If you’ve ever wanted to start your students thinking about trash and recycling, but didn’t know where to begin, we have something for you. This FREE workshop will provide you with the resources, tools, and knowledge you need to bring sustainability related topics to your classroom, virtual or...
Climate Change is a massive issue for the current and future health of the planet and all that exists on it. Finding and catching up on news surrounding climate change is often a difficult task because of the broad range of aspects that contribute to and occur because of Earth’s changing climate....
Presented by Great Rivers Environmental Law Center. Learn about how low-income minority communities in the St. Louis area are more likely to suffer from toxic air emissions and poisons on the land and in the water. Adults. Registration required. Participants will receive Zoom information via email...