Clark County Fall Educator Training
Prepare your school for a year of sustainability success with EarthGen and Clark County Green Schools.
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Puyallup Professional Learning Community: Stormwater Challenge (Session 1/2)
Come learn with EarthGen in this professional development opportunity for secondary teachers in Puyallup School District. This first session will occur in person at the WSU Stormwater Center, and teachers will learn about their local watershed and problems with water pollution and propose stormwater solutions.
Clark County Fall Certification Kick-Off
EarthGen and Clark County Green Schools invite you to a virtual Certification kick-off event to explore sustainable opportunities for the 2022-23 school year. Participating educators and students will leave this event prepared to complete a Certification project.
Climate Change & Development STEM Seminar in ESD 112 (Session 1/3)
Join EarthGen for this virtual professional development opportunity for educators in ESD 112. Educators will grow their understanding of how climate change impacts their community. Teachers will also explore the complexities of the built environment, including the urban heat island effect, and what action they can take with their students.
Hot and Hazy Summers on the Horizon: A STEM Seminar for NCESD and ESD 105 (Session 1/3)
Learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for teachers in NCESD and ESD 105. Teachers will learn from local experts and explore the complexities of wildfires, air quality, and human mobility exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
Raise a Pint to Support EarthGen at Urban Family Brewing Co.
Bring your friends to Urban Family Brewing Co. in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood on Thursday, October 13, and raise a pint to support EarthGen. From open to close for every pint you purchase, $1 goes directly to EarthGen! EarthGen staff will be at Urban Family from 5 to 8 pm, stop by our table to say […]
Hot and Hazy Summers on the Horizon: A STEM Seminar for NEWESD and ESD 123 (Session 1/3)
Join EarthGen for a virtual professional development opportunity for teachers in NEWESD and ESD 123. Teachers will learn from local experts and explore the complexities of wildfires, air quality, and human mobility exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
Climate Change & Development STEM Seminar in ESD 112 (Session 2/3)
This is the second of a three-part virtual professional development opportunity for educators in ESD 112. Educators will grow their understanding of how climate change impacts their community. Teachers will also explore the complexities of the built environment, including the urban heat island effect, and what action they can take with their students.
Hot and Hazy Summers on the Horizon: A STEM Seminar for NCESD and ESD 105 (Session 2/3)
This is the second session in a three-part virtual professional development opportunity designed for teachers in NCESD and ESD 105. Teachers will learn from local experts and explore the complexities of wildfires, air quality, and human mobility exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
Breathing Easier Training for Highline Public Schools (Session 1/3)
Calling all Highline Educators! Come learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity for the implementation of of our curricular program Breathing Easier.
Clark County Middle and High School Student Summit
Calling all Clark County Middle and High School students, join us in person to kick-start student-led sustainability for the new school year with EarthGen and Clark County Green Schools at the Secondary Student Summit!
Hot and Hazy Summers on the Horizon: A STEM Seminar for NEWESD and ESD 123 (Session 2/3)
This is the second session in a three-part virtual professional development opportunity designed for teachers in NEWESD and ESD 123. Teachers will learn from local experts and explore the complexities of wildfires, air quality, and human mobility exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.