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January 25 & 26, 2008
(This
workshop was previously scheduled for June 19 & 20,
2007)
Presented
By: Georgia
Conservancy
Open to the Public
Registration deadline is January 11, 2008
Instructor: Karen Garland, Environmental Education
Coordinator
Time: Friday
4 to 8 p.m. (dinner will be provided)
Saturday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
1 PLU available for attending 2 days
Listed below are a
few items you may wish to bring:
- Comfortable shoes
and clothes, since we will be outdoors for part of the
class
- Pencil or pen and
paper
- Water bottle
- Coffee cup, if
you drink coffee
- Sack lunch on
Saturday; Dinner will be provided on Friday.
- Breakfast item or
lunch snack to share with the group on Saturday
Target
Audience:
Classroom teachers, homeschool parents, scout leaders,
other youth group leaders and the general public
Course
Description:
Day 1 -
Georgia's Native Seasons:
In this interactive workshop you
will explore the changes that occur in the flora and fauna
throughout the Georgia seasons. Curriculum and resources will be
provided including over 80 hands-on activities which are a great
addition to any outdoor classroom lesson plan.
Day 2 - The
Leopold Education Project (LEP)
This innovative,
interdisciplinary, critical thinking, conservation and
environmental education curriculum is based on the classic writings
of the renowned conservationist, Aldo Leopold. LEP teaches the
public about humanity's ties to the natural environment in the
effort to conserve and protect the earth's natural resources.
Participants will receive an 87-page curriculum guide.
Registration
fee:
$25 per person for one
day and $40 for both days.
Register Online:
http://www.georgiaconservancy.org/Event/List.asp
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