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<br /> The theme o this Issue is "VIVI s ter in Enviraninenta� L_ EE in AlaskaIF
<br /> Education" What ;does t1 term. z, eX and how dt we by Eric Wade, Ap
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<br /> to' answez these questions_fully, butwefeelJ I Fp __ proviF1�FkLlkIA IF.LII
<br /> ded ;' What ' s going on in environmental education in Alaska ? That ' s a
<br /> you with news about some very important developments in question that seems as broad and expansive as Alaska itself. The
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<br /> the aiea 'of culttual divarsl y and E eP tybul7ding Work` ' Alaska Natural Resource and Outdoor Education Association
<br /> described in - ;the lead article "EETA1? Cases Vk` - I - F (ANROE) , with the assistance of several sponsors , set out to
<br /> prQnuses , to have a field Wide apple of " t F, In :preparing t discover some answers through a statewide environmental
<br /> environmental eduea ors for worl+ �vxt i d1 F_r _ education conference that was held November 7 - 9 , 2002 in
<br /> aoirlmtrtzties Also fealLlreds a sCry abpnttthe' EETA)? h Anchorage , at the Campbell Creek Science Center and Alaska
<br /> i DemorrstMion Communities Project; vuli three tear Cs of pacific University . The conference theme : "Discovering and
<br /> cultuialIy diverse educators in .three :verb dld'ferentti Defining Environmental Education in Alaska , " proved to bring
<br /> conunt nitres across the ' c,ountiy are I .411 g EE to the deeds F Alaska ' s environmental educators together.
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<br /> t The conference included over 30 presentations , three keynote
<br /> At d ;Grassi oots `(page: 3) descrabes how Ti✓xesa 1Vlaurad speakers , a resource fair and fieldtrips . It was also highlighted by
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<br /> fid ` the EE VCoune l -of Ohio EECO) axe` on fihe� vuay to } a statewide comprehensive planning session facilitated by Abby
<br /> develo:ptng a " speclnlyworkshop fore VirNV rep__ ntal • Ruskey, Co -Director of the National Environmental Education
<br /> educatgs with the" impoitant :inclusion ol? educators from Advancement Project , which was attended by over 100
<br /> diverse cultures React;- about the Worlshop end provide : _ educators . This session providee a springboard to future
<br /> EECO with your' ideas aid questions:vaa EELmk j= planning for environmental educators in the state .
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<br /> Also avatlall'e are state. capacity building update about ' There was a good balance of rural and urban educators from across
<br /> Alaslc {next col urn n) oriel the I✓ETAP: States (pages � `& 8 ) , ` the state participating in the planning process .
<br /> "What's New With EETAP � ':' ar�d ` new =dlvetsityjrelated
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<br /> p y g s P r , For more information about ANROE visit their
<br /> short report , on NEE- I-— pilot ,eadersh p Clinic -F.LF rt _ k web site at www, anroc . org , or contact Eric Wade
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<br /> at admire@anroe . org , (907 ) 376-2561 .
<br /> As a participant in the , IEE and CulturidI - I �relt I , - I TM
<br /> Woilcs_hop I was treated to pne 'of the' snot stlking _ I%v
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<br /> " The EE Advocate is a bi- annual publication of the :
<br /> engage in the work of " Culturing EE" (see ; g2esourcEs andT : National EE Advancement Project (NEEAP)
<br /> Opporturutes' ) that 1S so ftiridarriental to oiir ahlity to College of Natural Resources
<br /> achev nvrIoiam ntad1Ieracy pIu'll? 7 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
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<br /> Abby Ruskey y Telephone : 715 -346-4748 Fax : 715 - 346-4385
<br /> Ca Directox, NEEAP
<br /> E-mail: neeap@uwsp .edu Website : http ://www. uwsp . edu/cnr/neeap
<br /> Staff: Dr. Richard Wilke, Co-Director
<br /> s F r= U Abby Ruskey, Co-Director, Newsletter Editor-in-Chief
<br /> �. _ - s Jeremy Higgins , Outreach Specialist
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<br /> Are You Moving : N Amy Kowalski, Communication Specialist, Newsletter Editor
<br /> I Amy Heart, Administrative Assistant
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