In anticipation of the new outdoor learning guidance being released statewide, we at Environmental Education of New Mexico (EENM) are excited to announce the launch of a new website to Continue Reading →
You know EENM envisions a world where every student gets to play and learn outside everyday and this September we are asking YOU to join us! We challenge everyone to get Continue Reading →
Our Executive Director, Eileen Everett, has a “Back to School Pep Talk” for all of the teachers, educators, school staff, parents/guardians and community members out there! Check it out on Continue Reading →
Planning for Outdoor Learning for the 2020-2021 School Year, including School Reopening Using Outdoor Learning Since mid-March, EENM has been providing virtual spaces and communication around ongoing learnings for how Continue Reading →
USDA Forest Service Conservation Education Resource Assistant Intern – Albuquerque, NM/virtual DEADLINE TO APPLY IS SUNDAY, JULY 26 Join us. Do work that matters! In partnership with the USDA Forest Continue Reading →
Shifting Towards Equity: Community Visioning for EE during and after COVID-19 On July 8, 2020, over 130 environmental and outdoor educators from New Mexico, Colorado, and Maine along with partners from Continue Reading →
The journey towards racial justice is ongoing and although EENM has committed to this work, there is a still a long road ahead. Please read on to learn more about Continue Reading →
A FREE virtual multi-day workshop for classroom teachers and non-formal educators to introduce the NM STEM Ready! Standards (New Mexico’s new science standards adopted in the 2018–2019 school year) through Continue Reading →
NMDOH COVID-19 Website – cv.nmhealth.org Coronavirus hotline HEALTH-RELATED questions: 855-600-3453 Coronavirus hotline for FAMILY SUPPORT AND NON-HEALTH-RELATED questions: 833-551-0518 Donations to support Hopi and Diné families can be made here: Continue Reading →
Greetings EE Community, First and foremost, thank you all for all that you do every day to support our youth in engaging in the outdoors and environmental learning. As Continue Reading →