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May 2008

May 3rd - Squam Lakes Natural Science Center NH Day

www.nhnature.org - $1 per NH resident

 

May 4th: May 10 - Drinking Water Week

www.awwa.org/Government/Content.cfm?ItemNumber=3862&navItemNumber=3863

 

May 5th-9th: National Wildflower Week

www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/index.shtml

 

May 7th: NH Drinking Water Week Festival

www.des.nh.gov/dwgb/waterfest

 

May 16th: Bike and Walk to Work Day

www.bwanh.org

 

May 16: Endangered Species Day

www.nwf.org/endangered/endangeredspeciesday.cfm

 

 

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June 2008

June 7th: National Trails Day

www.americanhiking.org/NTD.aspx

 

June 14: National Get Outdoors Day

 

 

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July 2008

 

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August 2008

 

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September 2008

 

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October 2008

October 3-5, 2008
NEEEA 2008 Conference
A Journey Home: Fostering Ecologically Centered Communities

October 3-5, 2008
Sargent Center for Outdoor Education
Hancock, NH

The theme of the 42nd Annual New England Environmental Education Alliance Conference, hosted by the New Hampshire Environmental Educators, is A Journey Home: Fostering Ecologically Centered Communities. More and more people are acknowledging that if we continue with business as usual an environmental crisis awaits us. We are confronting an ecological tipping point and a fundamental challenge: how to create a new and balanced way of living. To address this challenge we must apply the concepts of community, environment and individual values. Ecological systems provide an ideal example of connectedness and interdependence needed for strong communities. The NEEEA 2008 conference will take a close look at strategies for coming home to a community built around basic ecological principles. 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.

Strands:

Built Environment
Green schools
Green infrastructure
Alternative technologies
Climate change
Recent research
Sustainable community planning

Building Communities
Developing leadership
Building coalitions
Working with unlikely partners
Building social capital
Instigating behavioral change
Working with the educational system
Media: problem or partner?

Ecology of Communities
People and the environment
Sense of place
Natural history
Reaching new audiences
7 Basic ecological principles
Ecological footprint
Climate change

Call for Workshops for NEEEA 2008 will be out soon! Stay Tuned!

Vist www.neeea.org/conference.html for more information.

 

 

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November 2008

 

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December 2008

 

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