Prototype preview - final chance for input before launch sticky icon

If you attended the Prototype Preview Webinar on July 31, let us know more about your impressions and ideas. Keep the network headed in the right direction.

Submit your input and ideas here

If you missed the webinar, we have prepared a brief video (Adobe Flash Player required):

View "Outdoor Resource Demo" Video

If you would like to learn even more, download the unedited recording of the live webinar (188 MB WMV).

Want students to get outdoors? You should get in now sticky icon

The Outdoor Resource is in production. Prepare to engage with teachers and a network of conservation and environmental education resources like never before. Find local resources. Connect nationwide. Evaluate your program and others. Get grants for your program or class.

Conservation educators and enthusiasts are joining together to build this network. Don't sit back and wait. Get involved now to position your class or program as a leader in this expanding community. Here's how:

Create your profile

Be first - Be a beta tester

Join the Conservation & Environmental Education Network on LinkedIn

Do you connect on LinkedIn?

Join the Conservation & Environmental Education Network on LinkedIn to engage in discussions and follow final development of the network.

Join the beta team and "plant seeds"

One of the most critical steps to creating this conservation and environmental education clearinghouse will be the testing phase.

We need on-the-ground conservation education providers and in-the-class educators to put the site through its paces.

Besides getting an advance preview of the application, qualified educators will "plant seeds" in their Outdoor Resource accounts - earning them better chances at conservation education grant opportunities (create an account and stay tuned to learn more about the Plant a Seed grants program).

Sign to be a beta tester (and seed planter). We will be in touch early in 2009 with your special login credentials.

Education evaluation - assessment via rubric

How does your program measure up?

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If it involves learning about conservation, environment, wild things and wild places, you'll find a place for it here.

  • Camps
  • Outdoor classrooms
  • Lesson plans
  • Natural science
  • Classroom speakers
  • Field trips
  • Workshops
  • Naturalists
  • Teacher training
  • Distance learning
  • Nature centers
  • Online games
  • Science projects
  • Conservation model
  • Outdoor skills
  • Wildlife habitat
  • Grants