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Earth Tracks Newsletter Spring 2025
News Educator Awards Each year, outstanding classroom and community educators are recognized for their unique and invaluable...
Trout in the Classroom: A Living Lesson in Ecological Stewardship
Tricia Galer Sixth grade teacher Madison School District Students investigate trout habitat in their classroom As environmental...
The Great Backyard Bird Count
Terry Rich American Robin with Boston Ivy Berry by Terry Rich There are several opportunities every year for individuals of all ages to...
Earth Tracks Newsletter Winter 2025
News EPA's President's Environmental Youth Award (PEYA) and Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators (PIAEE) The EPA...
Earth to Sky: Connecting the Wonders of Science with the Power of Place
Misha Smith 6th Grade Teacher Boise, Idaho Earth to Sky Idaho participants gathered in Grand Teton National Park to develop lessons and...
Helping Young People See Themselves in Nature
Gabi Reyes-Acosta Declo, ID Consultant, Outdoor Education and Youth Leadership Programming So many of us recreate, teach, and share the...
NAAEE 2024 Research Symposium and Conference
George Gehrig Sandpoint, Idaho The North American Association of Environmental Educators held their national conference in Pittsburgh The...
A Place to Call Wilderness
Nora Paech Idaho Falls “The Call of the Wild” is not only an idea that Jack London webbed into a literary classic but that has inspired...
Earth Tracks Newsletter November 2024
News EPA award nominations now open! Applications for the Presidential Environmental Youth Award (PEYA) and Presidential Innovation...
Introducing ÁNiMO: Amistades, la Naturaleza de McCall, y Oportunidades (Relationships, the Nature of McCall, and Opportunities)
By: Mary Herstel McCall Outdoor Science School At the McCall Outdoor Science School (MOSS) for the first time this past June, the ÁNiMO...
Earth Tracks Newsletter October 2024
News Two important events to highlight this month! Indigenous Peoples Day is Monday, October 14 and Take Me Outside Day is Wednesday,...
Celebrate World Rivers Day September 22: A Call to Action for Idahoans
Becky Feekes Secondary Science Consultant West Ada School District Idaho River by Dusted Idaho is home to 93,000 miles of diverse streams...
Earth Tracks Newsletter September 2024
News Please support IdEEA during this year’s Earth Gives fundraiser! Participating in this nationwide drive to fund environmental...
The Intersection of Art and Environmental Education
Lilly Wilson, Student Boise State University Dandelion sculpture at the Foothills Learning Center in Boise, ID. A non-native species...
Earth Tracks Newsletter August 2024
News New climate curriculum available! The IdEEA Climate Cohort of nine Idaho educators has completed a set of units for grades 5-12...
STREAM Team: Empowering Young Women through Science, Nature, and Friendship
Chrissy Hoefgen-McWay Moscow, Idaho This year's STREAM team As an environmental educator, summer is a season brimming with joy....
Earth Tracks Newsletter July 2024
News Top five reasons to attend the statewide STEM conference next month: The debut of new Idaho-specific climate variability lessons!...
If You Build It, They Will Come
Liz Pratt Star Middle School Star, Idaho Red-winged Blackbird Habitat In the 1989 movie, Field of Dreams, an Iowa farmer builds a...
Earth Tracks Newsletter June 2024
News Elementary Environmental Educator of the Year: Kelly Brown. Kelly teaches 6th grade at Mountain View Elementary School in Boise, ID,...
Screen Time and Science
Jamie Brunmeier Vallivue Middle School, Caldwell In today's fast-paced world, everyone is on screens. Screens have even become a...
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