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  • Laying the Groundwork with Soil and Compost

    City Green Farm Eco-Center 171 Grove St., Clifton, NJ, United States

    Learn about how soil and composting can lay a rich groundwork for Climate-Based Education. In this workshop, learn how to conduct soil testing with students, explore practical ways to improve soil health in your school garden, and learn about all the ways (big and small) composting can be done in the classroom or in the […]

  • Climate Resilient Design in New Jersey

    New Jersey School of Conservation (NJSOC) 1 Wapalanne Rd, Sandyston, NJ, United States

    This workshop engages teachers with real-world climate challenges, collaborating with Rutgers students to analyze geography and infrastructure, design climate-resilient solutions, and apply hands-on, place-based learning through outdoor activities. Register Here!

  • Understanding Climate Change: Teaching the Basics of Atmospheric Processes and Changes

    Ramapo College of New Jersey 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ, United States

    Build climate literacy by exploring atmospheric processes and climate change science. Use local data and observable phenomena to teach energy flow, the greenhouse effect, and human impacts, with strategies adaptable across K–12 classrooms.

  • Learning From the Lorax – Using Climate Fiction to Engage All Learners in Climate Change Impacts

    Great Swamp Watershed Association 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, United States

    Dive into a diverse array of Climate Fiction (Cli-Fi) and learn how it can act as a springboard into teaching various climate issues across all subjects. Hands-on activities will focus on highlighting the diversity of voices telling their own climate stories, building empathy in students as they learn how climate change impacts students both locally […]

  • AI and the Climate Crisis: — Part II (Justice)

    Ramapo College of New Jersey 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ, United States

    This workshop explores the social and environmental impacts of AI and cloud infrastructure, including issues of energy use, rising utility costs, and siting of data centers. Educators examine current climate justice movements and develop classroom activities that engage students in questions of equity, power, and resistance. Register Here!

  • Climate Club: Meaningful Ways to Excite Students to Make a Difference

    Great Swamp Watershed Association 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, United States

    It can sometimes be a struggle to find ways to engage students in the types of hands-on action oriented projects you want within the confines of a busy school day. Climate Clubs can be a great cross disciplinary after-school way to engage your students in more targeted environmental and climate solutions thinking. Join us to […]

  • Climate Gone Wild: Teaching Climate Change with Animals

    Ramapo College of New Jersey 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ, United States

    This workshop helps K–12 educators use animal-focused case studies (e.g., whale migration, Amazon deforestation) to teach climate change through multispecies justice, place-based, and experiential learning, making impacts concrete and locally […]

  • The Sounds of Climate Change

    Educators explore acoustic monitoring, learning how sound reveals climate-driven behavior changes, study wood frog or bird call phenology as ecosystem indicators, and practice hands-on, place-based methods for teaching climate science. […]

  • CCLC Y3 Culminating Event

    Ramapo College of New Jersey 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ, United States

    Ramapo College will host a culminating event showcasing student and educator climate projects, community partnerships, and place-based learning through presentations, interactive exhibits, and collaborative professional learning sessions.

  • Laying the Groundwork with Soil and Compost

    City Green Farm Eco-Center 171 Grove St., Clifton, NJ, United States

    Learn about how soil and composting can lay a rich groundwork for Climate-Based Education. In this workshop, learn how to conduct soil testing with students, explore practical ways to improve […]

  • Dirt to Table: Connecting Climate Education & Our Food System

    City Green Farm Eco-Center 171 Grove St., Clifton, NJ, United States

    In this workshop, educators will gain insights on the impacts of Climate Change on our Food System both locally and globally. Rotating through turnkey activity stations, educators will explore topics […]