Diversity in Nature
2020-06-14
Yosemite Park Ranger Shelton Johnson shares his thoughts on the importance of getting kids from all backgrounds out into nature and exposed to science.
Topic: Nature & Environment
Restoring Our National Parks
2020-06-14
Last year, more than 300 million people visited America’s national parks. Unfortunately, many roads and bridges, visitor centers, historic buildings, trails and campgrounds in our
Engaging students with service learning in a pandemic
2020-05-26
More important than ever Service and volunteer projects allow students to have unique and invaluable experiential learning opportunities. Many schools already recognise this and there
Taking learning outside the classroom, a response to Covid-19
2020-05-26
A turning point ahead As we sit at home, locked away from direct contact with friends, family and the outdoors. We are in a situation
Are you ready for a nature binge
2020-05-25
Going without Every Easter in Ireland people celebrate the festival of Lent (even those who aren’t terribly religious). For those of you unfamiliar with it,
The Lost Forest | Nobel Peace Prize Shorts
2020-05-25
An international team of scientists and explorers, lead by Dr Julian Bayliss, go on an extraordinary mission in Mozambique to reach a forest that no
Agents of Discovery: Using Augmented Reality to Create Engaging Educational Experiences
2020-05-25
Agents of Discovery (AoD) is an educational mobile gaming platform that uses augmented reality to get youth active, and empowers educators in all sectors to turn
Experiential Education Online: Strategies for Practitioners
2020-05-25
The COVID-19 pandemic challenges all educators to fit content into the distance/online learning environment. Experiential educators have found this task particularly troublesome. What online modalities
DEAR HUMANITY
2020-05-17
Earth Day is typically when we tell our planet how much she means to us. But today, Planet Earth has a message for us. With
Golden
2020-05-10
Wildlife biologist Caitlin Davis and film director Charles Post explore how human-caused changes to the ecosystem are impacting the Golden Eagle. Women in Science – Make
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