National Environmental Education Foundation

Improving public health by advancing
environmental health literacy.

Bringing environmental information into homes through weathercasters.

Increasing the environmental literacy of High School students.

The nation's largest volunteer effort to improve America's public lands.

Celebrate the largest environmental education event in U.S. history.

Information on aligning environmental
responsibility with business success.

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The Classroom Earth High School Challenge grant winners have been announced.

The Classroom Earth High School Challenge is the first component of a larger program, Classroom Earth, designed to increase the environmental literacy of high school students.

Visit the new Earth Gauge Kids site -- filled with activities and information for budding meteorologists.

National Public Lands Day was held on Saturday, September 27th. Hundreds of thousands of volunteers worked on our public lands -- mending fences, clearing trails, and planting trees. Did you participate? Enter the 8th Annual Photo Contest today!

Children and Nature Initiative: Discover health benefits of playing outdoors for children.

Get Outside. Find a nature center in your area -- the map includes contact information for over 2,000 nature and environmental education centers.

2008 Photo Blog and Contest-Winners Chosen! National Environmental Education Week is proud to announce the 2008 EE Week Photo Blog and Contest Winners.

National Environmental Education Week brought out 3½ million students across the country. In Utah, nearly 400 students celebrated by planting 1,000 shrubs in the Diamond Fork Youth Forest as part of a stream restoration project. More success stories....