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National Extension Climate Initiative

The National Extension Climate Initiative serves to link climate change-related education and research across Extension program areas and associations. This subgroup acts as a place to share opportunities and resources, and discuss all things related to climate change extension.

YOUTH & Climate

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YOUTH & Climate

Feb 28, 3pm EST, online meeting

Register here: https://cornell.zoom.us/meetin...q4dSX4#/registration



WORKING WITH YOUTH
TITLE: Engaging Educators and Participants in Youth Climate Education
PRESENTER: Jack Wright (Cornell Cooperative Extension)

Learn how Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins County uses an energy efficient tiny home, nicknamed the “PowerHouse,” to teach youth about energy use and climate change. We’ll explore the successes and challenges of our mobile, enrichment-style programming at schools and libraries.

WORKING WITH YOUTH EDUCATORS
TITLE: Networking with Educators Around Locally-Relevant Climate Information
PRESENTER: Rebecca Ward (NC State University)

This talk will describe the NC Climate Education Network, a virtual network designed to bring together education experts and subject matter experts around teaching climate change in North Carolina. The Network focuses on holding semi-regular virtual panel discussions and Q&A’s on locally-relevant topics to creatively explore novel approaches to teaching climate change.

OPEN INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION
Let’s chat on how to connect with youth in your community!



To see our complete webinar series, please visit: https://blogs.cornell.edu/work.../climatecommunities/

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