The site contains the master plan for the WAEE, a calendar of events, and EE links.
The URL is: http://naaee.org/cgi-bin/risee/noram/showorg?id=&o...

TNC's Tensleep Preserve provides seasonal workshops and week-long environmental education and conservation projects to individuals of all ages. UW enrichment course credit available for select programs.
The URL is: http://nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/...

Helped by Middle School students, our small city created web-based game, fun facts, and video to explain why we recycle so many different materials - we lead our region in materials and weight of recycling, and this interactive site encourages young people to stimulate family recycling activities.
The URL is: http://www.wyoming.oh.us/recycle/

TSS offers residential and non-resdential EE courses throughout the year to students and adults of all ages. The Professional Residency in Environmental Education and Natural Science (PREE)is a one-year graduate-level academic program and teaching practicum.
The URL is: http://www.tetonscience.org/

The January issue of Audubon Magazine highlighted Teton Science Schools Professional residency in Environmental Education (PREE) program. The PREE experience is a one-year graduate-level program in the content and methodology of environmental education and interpretation. The program includes courses in natural sciences, education, as well as extended practicum experiences in the outdoors, classroom and community. For more information, visit www.tetonscience.org or contact Dr. John Haskin, John.haskin@tetonscience.org, or 307 733 4765 X319.

See the Audubon article at http://magazine.audubon.org/features0501/education.html
The URL is: http://www.tetonscience.org

Yellowstone National Park visitor information.
The URL is: http://www.yellowstoneparknet.com/

The environmental education newsletter for the Rocky Mountain States. The Spring/Summer 2000 issues focuses on Sustainability. Full text online
The URL is: http://eelink.net/rockeenews.html

Apply by: December 15, 2005

Idaho EE Association announces 12 schools from throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem now have access to the innovative educational approach, The EIC Model. This project is made possible by a two-year grant from The Turner Foundation Inc. Selected teaching teams from four schools each in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming will receive professional development in The EIC Model. This will include a week-long training institute, assistance with resource development, and evaluation services.

Interested teachers should contact their state’s EE organization:

Idaho EE Association: Donny Roush, 208-232-5674 or donny@idahoee.org

Montana EE Association: Melynda Coble, 406-586-4200 or director@montanaeea.org

Wyoming Association for EE: Sue McGuire, 307-734-5461 or smcguire@bresnan.net
The URL is: http://www.idahoee.org/