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Upcoming Events:

NHEE will host the 42nd annual
NEEEA Conference on October 3-5, 2008

A Journey Home: Fostering Ecologically Centered Communities

Sargent Center for Outdoor Education Hancock, NH

The theme of the 2008 New England Environmental Education Alliance Conference is A Journey Home: Fostering Ecologically Centered Communities. The conference will take a close look at strategies for coming home to a community built around basic ecological principles. Ecological systems provide an ideal example of connectedness and interdependence needed for strong communities. Conference strands will explore approaches for creating and nurturing communities through systems thinking. Opportunities for exchange with groups outside the usual EE circle will help us explore ways to bring about change in our own backyards.

For more information about the conference, please click here.

Past Events:

NHEE 2008 Annual Conference a Success!

The theme for this year’s annual conference was: Teachers and Non-formal Educators Working Together to Improve Science Literacy in New Hampshire.

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Welcome to the web site of NHEE. As the state professional EE organization, NHEE's mission is to advocate for high quality environmental education in New Hampshire, and to provide environmental educators with a forum for networking and professional development.


What's New

May is Outdoor Science Learning Month!

The New Hampshire Environmental Educators in collaboration with Jan McLaughlin, New Hampshire Science Education Consultant, are declaring May as “Outdoor Science Learning Month”. Educators across NH are challenging you to open your windows and doors and spend twenty minutes each day experiencing science outdoors!

Learn more about the 20 Minute Challenge and why it's important to learn science outside.

Congratulations to this year's award winners:

Antrim Elementary School Reverence of Place Committee,
Kathleen Benoit (middle/secondary EE award) and Julia Steed Mawson (non-formal EE award).

Thank you for being outstanding NH Environmental Educators.
Learn more here

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