"I think everybody should go out into their communities and look for that sugarhouse steam, then stop in. Sugar makers are super friendly and super hardworking, so be respectful, but definitely go taste test. It's the best."
Climate Generation organized a virtual learning platform, keynote speakers, workshops, and presentations to support educators to gain the skills, tools, and resources to teach climate change concepts and empower their students in all subject areas.
Teachers from our 2019-2020 Climate Resiliency Fellowship offer their thoughts on teaching about climate change – and teaching in general – through COVID-19.
With fewer seasonal hires due to COVID-19 and a commitment to "Unlawning" and "Raising the Blade," Shelburne Farms is dramatically reducing lawn mowing this season.
Shelburne Farms staff was asked, "What books and experiences influenced you to get involved in environmental work?"
The Climate Resiliency Fellowship is a 12-month program for K-12 educators from New England who are committed to learning and teaching about climate change.
