10/16/2026
Capitol Canopy Workshop Recap!
Yesterday, educators came together to explore the importance of urban forests and green spaces and discover ways to protect Alabamaās natural resources!
Participants learned about native songbird recovery, Alabamaās trees, invasive species, reducing litter, and the important role trees play in our communities. They also enjoyed a Capitol Canopy Hike and participated in hands-on activities, including outdoor classrooms, dichotomous keys, and a Web of Life activity.
These engaging experiences provided educators with new ideas and activities to bring conservation concepts to life in their classrooms and inspire students to become environmental stewards.
Thank you to Roosevelt Robinson of Extension, Curtis Hansen of the Auburn Natural History Museum, and Shay Grant from PALS for joining us for a day of learning, exploration, and connecting with nature!