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Join us for a day of learning, collaborating, and networking with higher education professionals from across the Commonwealth.

Join us as we discuss "Last Child in the Woods" by Richard Louv

Using the Climate Mental Health Network's Building Emotional Resilience guide as a framework, Jeri Katherine Howell will explore community singing as a tool to creatively express our emotions, connect with fellow environmental educators, and nourish collective joy, hope, and action.

Get ready for a day of hands-on learning, fresh ideas, and outdoor education inspiration! Join us to explore engaging activities from Project WILD, Project WET, and Project Learning Tree while discovering new ways to bring environmental education into your classroom and beyond.

"Where the Wild Things Are" Day Camp is an immersive, nature-based experience for youth ages 6 through 12 on the 800-acre Loretto Motherhouse property! Each day will include an exciting line-up to explore "wild" things and spaces, including hikes, hayrides, creating natural art, and much more!

Project WILD: Strategies for Teaching Teens - Free Workshop Limited to 30 Participants - Earn 6 PD Hours

The Outdoor Learning Workshop is a one-day event for K-12 teachers to gain tools for integrating outdoor education across the curriculum. Attendees will engage in tailored sessions and networking.