ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
2012 NAAEE CONFERENCE - IT'S GOING TO BE THE COOLEST!
Don't know how we were so prescient, but NAAEE has picked the "in" spot in the U.S. for the 41st Annual Conference, set for October 10-13, 2012. During the first week of 2012, the New York Times released its list of "The 45 Places to Go in 2012." And the first North American location on the list was Oakland, CA. It's number five on the list after Panama, Helsinki, Myanmar, and London.
Watch this space for the Call for Presentation Proposals (CFP) coming soon and get ready to experience the appeal of this revitalized city, along with the hundreds of presentations that comprise the premier environmental education professional development experience in North America!
NAAEE WELCOMES JUDY BRAUS AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Judy Braus brings to her new role as NAAEE Executive Director a wealth of experience in the environmental education profession, with a focus on conservation education, diversity and inclusion, and using the power of education to help create healthier communities that empower local communities, stakeholders, and individuals to help restore and protect the environment. Welcome Judy!
NEW LEADERSHIP ON BOARD
Effective January 1, the newly elected Board members joined NAAEE in a number of new positions.
President-elect Jose "Pepe" Marcos-Iga stepped into the President's role. Jennifer Visitacion continues as Treasurer for another year. Rounding out the executive team are president-elect Michael Marzolla and Secretary Sue McGuire. Elected to three-year terms as members-at-large are Akiima Price, Jillian Rubio, and Aliza Weller.











o you teach others about the environment? Or do you wish you did? Are you in the media, a government agency, or a corporate sustainability department? Do you lead environmental lessons in an elementary or high-school classroom, a university, or in a park, museum, or nature center? NAAEE is the membership association for all of us who help others learn about the environment. Join us if your passion is showing people how to be more environmentally conscious and to leave the planet a better place for future generations.