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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.

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Re: National Extension Climate Initiative - July meeting

Aaron Weibe ·
Paul - just a suggestion. I'd keep the location field blank, or just write "virtual." Links do not work in that field - so it's important to do what you did, which was put the connection link/registration in the body.
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Re: National Extension Climate Initiative - July meeting

Sabrina L Drill ·
Our Draft Agenda for our Thur. July 9, 3:30pm ET meeting via video conference (log-on/call-in details below) is: Brief Updates and Announcements (we’ll go alphabetically using first names). Member Highlights: David Kay: “Land Use Implications of Large Scale Solar Development” Sabrina Drill will discuss next steps on using the new eXtension Connect platform: https://connect.extension.org/ . Chris Jones (University of Arizona), and others will provide an update on the June 12 and June 19...
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Re: NECI PD Meeting: Supporting Climate Action in Marginalized Communities w/ Fred Tutman, Riverkeeper

Christa ·
This zoom link is giving an invalid meeting ID. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8579...YlhLcmJwT3pkM3NPQT09
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Paul Lachapelle

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Youth Climate Curriculum

Sabrina L Drill ·
Have you developed, are you working on, or are you seeking climate curricula for youth? Share it here!
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Sabrina L Drill ·
4H Weather and Climate Lab Leader's Guide is now available FREE! https://shop4-h.org/products/4...g-lab-leader-s-guide
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Stacy DeVeau ·
I am adapting the program found here: http://www.theresourceinnovati...or-climate-stewards/ I'm building a Ppt. so it can also be delivered virtually.
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Rick Schumann ·
If you are willing to share let me know. I'm just getting started on a series of classes to be offered to the public through the local Extension Office here in Florida.
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Stacy DeVeau ·
https://asombro.org/climate/
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Melissa Widhalm ·
The following resources from Purdue might be of interest: - 4-H Weather and Climate Science curriculum, set includes levels 1-3 plus a facilitator's guide ( https://shop4-h.org/products/w...734856042.1617208007 ) - Dynamics of Climate Toolkit prepares educators to understand both the science of climate and climate change and the pedagogy for effectively teaching it ( https://ag.purdue.edu/climate/for-k-12-teachers/#DOC ) - Activities for Conceptualizing Climate and Climate Change,...
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Sonia Vedral ·
I just found this thread and wanted to share the curriculum we released this year. "Sea-Level Rise in the Classroom," a curriculum that helps teachers explore sea-level rise science from the intersection of social and environmental issues, is now available online . In an effort to further support coastal education we will host six teacher workshops along the Gulf of Mexico in spring and summer of 2022! If you are interested in attending an educator workshop, please sign up online .
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Clay ·
We helped create a curriculum on soil health with the idea it would be used as a tool for both agriculture adaptation and co2 equivalent reduction (as a mitigation tool) you can find the most recent version at http://soilcarboncoalition.org/learning/Soil_Health_and_Watershed_Function.pdf
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Curriculum Development Committee description

Sabrina L Drill ·
Curriculum Development Committee: Coordinate the development of existing and new climate-based curricular materials; Investigate the restructuring of traditional Extension programming around new areas more relevant to today's issues and populations; Work with partners like Federal level employees, USDA Climate Hubs, etc. to develop and promote new materials (ex. national youth climate stewards curriculum); Work to develop community programs on energy literacy, green workforce development,...
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Policy and Partnerships Committee description

Sabrina L Drill ·
Extension Policy Committee: Identify, strengthen, and develop new relationships, partnerships, and pathways to leverage and grow current work on climate change; Facilitate compensation of expertise; Encourage land grant universities/administration to support climate programming by identifying or designating state-level Extension specialists/faculty points of contact; Improve willingness to act throughout the system .
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Evaluation, Assessment, and Survey Committee description

Sabrina L Drill ·
Evaluation/Survey Committee: Develop a unified tool/set of indicators to measure/assess climate progress and impacts and increase accountability of Extension programs and leaders; Conduct national needs assessment of what major stakeholders need to know with regards to climate change."
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Re: Communications Committee description

Rick Schumann ·
Suggest adding what is in italics. Help to facilitate internal and external communications about climate science, methods and approaches to educating Extension personnel and customers and, resources to accomplish and enhance communication; develop and document communication methodologies that have worked or show promise both internal to Extension personnel and external to Extension customers;
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Megan Deane McKenna ·
Clay, this curriculum is awesome, thank you so much for sharing.
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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Alex Kosmider ·
I am working on learning Project WET's Climate and Water Resilience's curriculum. It can be accessed here: https://www.projectwet.org/programs/climate
 
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