Discover the power of nature journaling as both a personal restorative practice and an engaging, cross-curricular classroom routine. You'll receive curriculum guides from How to Teach Nature Journaling and Project WILD, plus practical strategies to seamlessly integrate journaling into your teaching. This same workshop was recently offered in Bend. If you missed out, here's your chance to participate!

Join this STEM workshop designed for early learners to discover activities that connect young students to nature and agriculture. Participants will receive the Project Learning Tree’s Trees and Me early learner guide and more! This workshop is full.

How can educators support Black students' experiences with nature? Come to this 3-session workshop series to learn about the historical context of the Black Oregonian experience in the outdoors - including uncomfortable truths about lived experiences, current realities, and what environmental educators can do to support fostering joy in nature connection.

In this workshop teachers will gain foundational understandings of fire ecology in Oregon, Indigenous use of fire, and current social-cultural impacts. Participants will hear perspectives from an Indigenous Cultural Fire Practitioner, and will get a sneak peek at a few of the lessons in the curriculum "Fire Ecology and the Human Relationship". This workshop is FULL and registration has closed.

Using the Growing Up WILD curriculum, we’ll explore the reasons why environmental education doesn’t end at the door and ways to extend it into the classroom or learning setting. Participants receive their choice of a print copy of the Growing Up WILD guide in English or Spanish. This workshop qualifies for Oregon Registry Online (ORO) professional learning credit.
This workshop is FULL. Please register for our waiting list and you will be notified if a space becomes available.

Whether you're introducing students to nature-based careers or expanding their understanding of the green economy, this workshop will leave you with the tools and inspiration to bring forestry careers to your students in engaging and meaningful ways. Registration for this workshop has closed.

Join us for a rich and diverse 2-days of training in comprehensive fire science, fire safety, ecology, smoke, and community resilience curricula to use with your students! Participants will receive hands-on training with individual activities and field experiences, and we will share how to embed Indigenous Traditional Knowledge (ITEK) and a trauma informed approach into your teaching.
Registration for this workshop has closed.

Registration for this workshop has closed.

Join us for this Saturday workshop on all things water. We will be modeling activities from Project WET, starting broadly with water resources of the whole planet and finishing with localized examples from the Columbia and Clatskanie Rivers. Intended for 7th & 8th grade educators.