Climate Change Action Series: How Do We Involve Children?

For educators, youth and adults! We will discuss ways to talk with children about climate change, and experience hands-on Project Learning Tree activities designed to teach youth about the complex topic of climate change led by Beth Bernard, co-coordinator for Project Learning Tree CT and Education Director for Connecticut Forest and Park Association.  Project Learning Tree is an award-winning environmental education program designed for teachers and other educators, parents, and community leaders working with youth from preschool through grade 12. This event will take place in the UConn-Storrs Campus Biophysics auditorium at 2 pm. Parking is available in the north and south garages as well as on the street (legal on Sundays!). This event is part of a series of the Climate Change Action Series sponsored by the Connecticut Museum of Natural History and Joshua's Trust.