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Youth Led Environmental Education: Why it is so powerful, and how Idaho’s youth are leading the way
Lilly Wilson BSU student Youth Salmon Protector Youth Salmon Protectors delivering postcards to Senator Mike Crapo’s office. When young...


Lessons from Starting a School Garden
Liz Pratt Star Middle School Students at Star Middle School planting in their new garden The Challenge This last school year, I took on...


Earth to Sky Adapt: Teaching Climate Action for Idaho's Future
Hi! I’m Jenny Wolf, an IdEEA member and educator at the WaterShed Climate and Education Center. My background is in backcountry guiding...


Earth Tracks Newsletter Summer 2025
News Educator Award Winners Each year, outstanding classroom and community educators are recognized for their unique and invaluable...


Incorporating Leave No Trace in Environmental Education
Gabi Reyes-Acosta Declo, ID Programs Manager, American Association of People with Disabilities Students collect and study...


Putting the EE in STEM Learning at this Summer's STEM Conference
Janice Alexander Boise, ID; City of Boise Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center Students making observations at the Foothills Learning...


Discovering Science in the Sand: Our 6th Grade Field Experience to Bruneau Sand Dunes
Dr. Chris Taylor Riverside Elementary, Boise 6th graders from Riverside Elementary explore the unique ecosystem of the Bruneau Sand Dunes...


The WaterShed Reopens with Interactive Climate + Water Exhibits for All Ages
Augie Gabrielli Boise WaterShed Students learn about water usage in the Boise Watershed area After nearly two years of transformation,...


Earth Tracks Newsletter Spring 2025
News Educator Awards Each year, outstanding classroom and community educators are recognized for their unique and invaluable...
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