Teacher Workshop with Mackenzie Feldman, Project Director, Re:wild Your Campus

Join us for an inspiring webinar designed for K-12 educators, led by Re:wild Your Campus, an organization that was first started by students on a mission to make their campus grounds more sustainable. This session will give you actionable ways to engage students in climate action through the lens of pesticide reduction and increased biodiversity on campus grounds for the sake of human and environmental health. Learn how to empower students to engage with this issue of how the campus grounds are being managed, and how students and teachers can work with the grounds staff to initiate a pilot project promoting organic land care and transform your school grounds into a living laboratory. We will explore creative ways to integrate topics like pesticides and climate change into your curriculum, empowering students to become advocates for a healthier planet. Re:wild Your Campus will also discuss their new Green Grounds Certification and how your school can become certified!

Whether you are a science teacher, environmental club advisor, or simply passionate about sustainability, this webinar will equip you with practical tools and innovative ideas to inspire the next generation of leaders. Sign up to see how your school can play a vital role in nurturing environmentally aware, action-oriented students! You can learn more about Re:wild Your Campus here: https://www.rewildyourcampus.org/

Webinar offered at 10:00 Central on March 8th

Webinar will be recoreded

A Zoom Link will be sent to registrants before the event

Ticket Sales will end on March 7th

Registration: https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/texaschildreninnaturenetwork/from-classroom-to-campus-engaging-students-in-organic-land-care