Workshop Frequently Asked Questions Upcoming Workshops & Events ONREP workshops are offered at NO cost to Oregon educators through external funding that covers all materials, fees, and instruction costs, unless otherwise noted. For more information about our workshops, including our cancellation policy, please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions or Contact Us with your questions. Workshops tailored to Outdoor School are indicated with 'ODS' in the title. You can also peruse some of our previous workshops if you are interested in seeing what we have offered in the past. COVID-19 Response Strategy Due to COVID-19 response strategies our workshops are subject to change. We will post any updates to our workshops on this site, please check back frequently. ONREP's primary goal is the health and wellbeing of all facilitators, participants, and guests. All in-person events will comply with federal, state, Oregon State University, county, and local regulations as well as the policies of the event facility. More detailed information will be shared in the workshop confirmation which is sent to registrants prior to the workshop. Scheduled Workshops ODS/ONREP: Teaching & Learning for Natural Resource, STEM & Outdoor School Professionals, In Person*, CoveThis workshop will feature instructional tools from the BEETLES Project (beetlesproject.org) that will equip Natural Resource and STEM professionals with the skills and self-efficacy to facilitate equitable and engaging lessons with youth at educational outreach events, including outdoor school. We especially encourage professionals who participate in outdoor school or are interested in participating in outdoor school to join us for the workshop. Date: April 4, 2023Location: Cove, ORFind out more Investigating Aquatic Ecosystems + Crayfish, In Person, Coos BayEngage students in crayfish and water quality investigations while interacting with and learning how to include NGSS into your learning environment. Learn how you can be a part of The River Mile network's Crayfish Study. Participants receive Project WILD’s Aquatic WILD guide Date: April 7, 2023Location: Coos Bay, ORFind out more Designing and Learning with Schoolyard Habitats, In Person*, Forest Grove Designing habitat for wildlife is a powerful way to engage students in environmental learning and stewardship through an outdoor classroom. This workshop is intended for K-8 classroom teachers and features the National Wildlife Federation’s Schoolyard Habitats Planning Guide. This workshop is full. We invite you to register for the waiting list. You will be notifed by email if a space becomes avaialble. Date: April 15, 2023Location: Forest Grove, ORFind out more Tree-nacious Teacher Tools: Using Project Learning Tree and Oregon Agriculture in the Classroom in the Schoolyard Habitat, In Person, TualitinExperience and explore lessons from Project Learning Tree's (PLT) Explore Your Environment guide and Oregon Agriculture in the Classroom (Oregon AITC). Take the ready-to-use curriculum and materials back to your students! Intended for formal and nonformal K-5 educators. Date: April 19, 2023Location: Tualatin, ORFind out more Trees as Plants - Gardens to Forests, In Person*, Crow 3rd - 5th grade educators, spend a Saturday with us and celebrate Earth Day as we explore trees as plants. Workshop participants will receive PLT's Explore your Environment: K-8 curriculum and more resources. Date: April 22, 2023Location: Crow, ORFind out more ODS/ONREP: Integrating Outdoor School and the Classroom through Outdoor Learning , In Person*, ClackamasIn this workshop, 5th-6th grade educators will be introduced to lessons and activities that focus on what educators can do before/after outdoor school to prepare their students and extend the learning that happens at outdoor school. Participants will explore and recieve Project Learning Tree’s Explore Your Environment Activity Guide Date: April 28, 2023Location: Clackamas, ORFind out more Other Opportunities Trauma-Informed Toolkit Trauma-Informed Toolkit - A Resource for Educators . Published by ONREP in 2022, the Trauma-Informed Toolkit supports and complements educators’ knowledge and skillset in implementing trauma-informed approaches in educational settings. It is a resource document on trauma and trauma resilience including practical strategies and tools for educators.