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Environmental Education Resources for Teachers

Professional Development Training

TreePeople offers hands-on professional development trainings and technical workshops that are designed for the school community to help you get started and with the right amount of know-how and support.

Elementary Teachers

Learn the ins-and-outs of environmental service learning. In addition to program materials covered on the day of the training, our experienced staff will work with you to utilize one of our Project Toolkits below to complete an environmental service learning project on your school campus, as well as curriculum guidance.  See the next available training date. 

 

Middle and High School Teachers

The Generation Earth Program  provides environmental service learning trainings throughout Los Angeles County. Learn how to create a service learning project with your students to solve waste, stormwater, and sustainability problems on campus or in your local community. Participating teachers receive free resources and a free bus for a project related field trip.

  • Generation Earth Pre-Project Survey
  • Generation Earth Post-Project Survey

 

 

 


School Project Toolkits

Students, teachers, parents, environmental clubs and other school groups are invited to take environmental action through the use of our Project Toolkits. These include guidelines for learning, assessing, completing and maintaining the project. Choose from the following:

  • Planting Trees Project Toolkit*
  • Caring for Trees Project Toolkit*
  • Native Plant Garden Project Toolkit*
  • Rain Barrel Project Toolkit*
  • Rain Garden Project Toolkit*
  • S.T.E.A.M. Tree Canopy Project Toolkit*
  • Stormwater Pollution Project Toolkit
  • EcoClub Guide
  • Generation Earth Waste Reduction and Recycling Toolkit*
  • Generation Earth Ewaste Guide
  • Generation Earth Swap Guide
  • Generation Earth Teacher Action Guide
  • Generation Earth Textile Event Guide
  • Generation Earth Waste Eduation Awareness Guide
  • Generation Earth Water Education Awareness Guide
  • Native Plant Propagation Project Toolkit*

Sample Outdoor Classroom Landscape Plans

  • Outdoor Classroom: Butterfly Garden
  • Outdoor Classroom: Chaparral/Coastal Sage Garden
  • Outdoor Classroom: Oak Woodland Garden
  • Outdoor Classroom: Reading Garden
  • Outdoor Classroom: Serenity Garden

Technical Assistance Workshops for Teachers

Teachers: Get the guidance, tools and hands-on steps to lead your students in environmental projects on campus, including how-to navigate the school district requirements and links to CA State curriculum standards. It’s a great opportunity to incorporate outdoor classroom sessions into your teaching curriculum.

School Greening Workshop

Learn what it takes to complete a tree planting, tree care project, or native plant garden on your school campus.

 

STEAM GIS Tree Mapping Workshop

Investigate your school’s tree canopy using STEAM elements and map trees on campus using TreeMapLA.

 


Eco-tour Field Trips at TreePeople

TreePeople’s Eco-tours invite elementary, middle and high school students and teachers on guided adventures through TreePeople’s headquarters at 45-acre Coldwater Canyon Park. Learn more.


CREEC Network

The California Regional Environmental Education Community (CREEC) Network is an educational project supported by the California Department of Education, Environmental Education Program in collaboration with state, regional and local partners. The CREEC Network is the best source for Environmental Education resources in California. Its expansive communication network provides educators with access to high-quality educational resources to enhance the environmental literacy of California Students.

In Los Angeles, CREEC is housed and supported by TreePeople. Visit the CREEC website for more information. Click on “Find Your Region” on the main CREEC site to locate resources specific to the County of Los Angeles (Region 11).

 

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