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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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Laura Quist

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Cat Techtmann

Cat Techtmann
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Bill Hubbard

Bill Hubbard
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Craig Gifford

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GSassi

GSassi
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Tom Trivette

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Tracy Morgan

Tracy Morgan
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Pana Jones

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Leslie Horner

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Rebecca Ward

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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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PD Committee description

Sabrina L Drill ·
Professional Development Committee: Inventory, design and/or implement professional development trainings for everyone in Extension; Design national Climate Change professional development certification course; Implement regional conferences/meetings between USDA Climate Hubs and state Extension employees; Enable and grow citizen/community science/climate corps; Engage more Extension personnel, rural communities, and all disciplines in disaster preparedness.
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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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Re: PD Committee description

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Re: Beta tester group sessions

Rick Schumann ·
We had our kickoff meeting for the NECI Beta Test this afternoon. For those who were not able to attend I am putting the link to the recording here: https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/sh...Hwf.qlQ2LmpffXXs-Z3I Passcode:us3=Y=*$ I tried it just now by copying the link above without the passcode and pasting it into my browser. It brought up the recording just fine. Some people had asked for a copy of the PowerPoint slides I had today and I am attaching them here as well.
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Thomas Packer

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Becky Smith

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Karima Samadi

Karima Samadi
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Jennison Kipp

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Jennison Kipp
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Kathleen Reed

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S. Beese

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Mohan Acharya

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Anshiya

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Re: Youth Climate Curriculum

Mark Swiger ·
My friends in New Jersey have established Climate Education standards across the curriculum. If you are working on climate curriculum in your state, you may want to crosswalk these standards with your materials. These standards are some of the first established for educators in the nation. If you're working with educators, standards driven instruction is more apt to be applied if standards are present. https://www.nj.gov/education/standards/
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Elsa Sanchez

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Hawley Young

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Matt Marzolo

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