Space limited –
email englandle@appstate.edu to
reserve your space today!
Appalachian State
University’s Southern Appalachian Environmental Research & Education Group
is pleased to host this professional development opportunity for public school
teachers and non-formal educators who want to enhance their environmental
education skills.
Ever wanted to take
your class or group outdoors for nature exploration in late autumn or winter,
but only feel confident identifying trees that have leaves? Join us
for this hike, which will focus on identification of trees and other plants
after leaves are off. EE certification credit offered (5 hrs,
Criteria II). For adults; hike will be easy to moderate with plenty of breaks
to examine specimens. Note: participants from our 2013 late autumn hike
are welcome to join us again for this one!
WHAT: Winter
Natural History Hike in the Southern Appalachians*
WHEN: Saturday, March 1, 10 AM – 3 PM (bring a bag lunch for
picnic)
WHERE: ASU Campus Nature Preserve (details will be provided to
registrants)
WHO: Pre-service and in-service educators who are working towards state
EE certification; anyone interested in professional development in
environmental education
INSTRUCTOR: Andrew Jenkins, ASU Biology Department & Herbarium
* This
program counts for 5-hrs of credit towards Criteria II for all those enrolled
in the North Carolina Environmental Education Certification
Program.
Registration
required: There is no registration fee, but
space in this program is limited. To register, email Laura England,
Outreach Coordinator for Southern Appalachian Environmental Research &
Education Group, at englandle@appstate.edu.
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