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Vermont Education and Environment Network The Vermont Education & Environment Network is a coalition of organizations and individuals whose m

🍂💻 FREE Fall Virtual Workshops!We’re excited to share the lineup of FREE virtual workshops being offered by our partners...
08/20/2026

🍂💻 FREE Fall Virtual Workshops!

We’re excited to share the lineup of FREE virtual workshops being offered by our partners at The Outdoor Learning School & Store! 🌲📚

Explore upcoming sessions designed to inspire and support educators in bringing more learning outdoors this fall.

✨ Learn more and register here:
https://outdoorlearning.com/event/

🌊 Calling young environmental changemakers!A quick reminder that applications for Bow Seat: Creative Action for Conserva...
08/19/2026

🌊 Calling young environmental changemakers!

A quick reminder that applications for Bow Seat: Creative Action for Conservation's True Blue Fellowship close August 30 at 11:59 p.m. ET! ⏰

The Fellowship helps young people turn creative environmental ideas into action with:

💙 Project funding
🤝 Mentorship
🌱 Capacity-building and support

Know a young person with an idea that could make a difference? Please share this opportunity with them!

🎥 Watch the Fellowship info session to hear directly from alumni and get advice for applying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDtwQG8Tuvw

👉 Learn more & apply by August 30: https://bowseat.org/programs/true-blue-fellowship/

Consider this, and if not you, share it with someone who might be a great fit for this year's theme :)
07/30/2026

Consider this, and if not you, share it with someone who might be a great fit for this year's theme :)

⏰ Time is running out! Workshop proposals for the 2026 Upper Valley Teaching Place Collaborative (UVTPC) Fall Conference are due August 1.

This year's theme, 🍂 Flourish Together: Well-being, Belonging, and Learning for a Changing World, 🍂 celebrates the many ways place-based learning helps learners, educators, and communities thrive.

Have a lesson, project, partnership, or practice that's inspired your students? We'd love to hear from you! Whether you're a classroom teacher, community educator, nonprofit partner, naturalist, or researcher, we encourage you to share your ideas.

We're especially looking for sessions that:
🌿 Get participants outdoors
🤝 Highlight partnerships and collaboration
🎨 Support well-being, creativity, and belonging
🧒 Include student voices
♿ Embrace accessibility and diverse ways of learning

📅 Conference: Friday, November 6, 2026
📍 Lake Morey Resort | Fairlee, VT

Proposal deadline: August 1

Submit your proposal today and help inspire educators from across New Hampshire and Vermont!

📄 Request for Proposals:https://43f50e37-bb2d-437b-b46c-c96e52af1c76.usrfiles.com/ugd/43f50e_e078ccc549094676ab581b6767dc0063.pdf

07/21/2026

Join us to celebrate place-based and ecological education. In addition to sessions from local professional development providers, educators, and community partners, there will be many opportunities throughout the day to renew and connect with colleagues.

07/15/2026

Do you know how to tell the difference between Chanterelles and Deadly Angels? At a time when more people are relying on unreliable AI apps to identify mushrooms, building real skills is more important than ever to stay safe.

This September, we're offering a course on Mushroom Identification and Fungal Ecology with expert naturalist-educator Dave Muska.

If you want to learn about mushroom ecology, taxonomy, field identification, morphology, edibility, toxicity, fungi as medicine, bioremediation, and ‘best’ harvesting practices... then this is the course for you! Participants will also learn how to contribute to the state’s community science initiatives.

At the end of this course, you'll have the foundational knowledge necessary to successfully and confidently identify mushrooms and enjoy a greater understanding of fungi and their fascinating lives!

📆September 5–6, 2026
🔗Check the link in our bio: bit.ly/Mushrooms2026

🌿 Are you—or a young person you know—looking to connect with other emerging environmental leaders from across the Northe...
07/15/2026

🌿 Are you—or a young person you know—looking to connect with other emerging environmental leaders from across the Northeast?

Our friends at Maine Environmental Education Association (MEEA) are hosting the Changemakers Gathering on August 28–30, 2026 at Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine.

This three-day environmental leadership retreat is designed to bring youth and adults together to build skills, share ideas, and inspire one another through workshops, mentoring, outdoor experiences, and community-building.

✨ Open to anyone ages 15+
✨ FREE for youth ages 15–30
✨ Food and lodging provided
✨ Accessible accommodations available
✨ Transportation assistance and gas reimbursement available

Whether you're a student, educator, youth leader, or community member passionate about the environment, this is a fantastic opportunity to connect with changemakers from across the region.

📅 Register by August 17:
https://www.meeassociation.org/changemakers-gathering-1

Please help spread the word to the young people in your community!

Over the past 10 years, the Changemakers Gathering has brought together hundreds of young people and adult allies in Maine to organize for our environment across generations.

07/14/2026
07/14/2026

Do you enjoy observing nature closely? Are you curious how you can contribute to local community science efforts? Come learn how to turn your passion for bees, butterflies, and more into valuable biodiversity data! This Sunday, July 19th, from 9:30am-noon. Register at rockpointvt.org/calendar

In this free workshop, we'll guide you through the process of submitting data to Vermont Center for Ecostudies' Pollinator Interactions on Plants Project and the Vermont Butterfly Atlas. We'll walk through how to use iNaturalist and eButterfly, as well as discuss best practices for observing insects in the field. No prior experience and no tech-savviness required.

If the weather is nice, we'll head outside afterwards for an optional, brief butterfly survey. This free workshop is generously supported by the One Hive Foundation.

07/14/2026

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Starksboro, VT
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