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World Environment Day
2009 Host: México






Tribal Lands Conference Photos

AAAS's Family Science Days
America's Finest Annual Hands-on Science Event
ClimateChangeEducation.org, NASA & Guests
National gathering of climate & energy science demo's.

Saturday and Sunday February 20 & 21, 2010
San Diego Convention Center-- Kids, families welcome: Free!





How Great is the AAAS Conference?
Thousands doing real science together.
Serious hands-on demonstration fun:
kids, scientists, families, teachers, students, artists, TV and newspaper reporters
.
What Science Ed. can be. Join in!
Photos from San Francisco
Annual Conference -- 2007



== Climate Science Conferences ==
For conferences more geared toword the presentation of science
research on climate change and global warming solutions.
And less toward education and public outreach.







Live Web Seminars--presented by NSTA & NOAA
Climate Change Impact Series -- Topics:
Eastern US RegionalWestern US Regional
CoralsMonitoring from Space (January 14)
• Arctic Marine Biological System • Ocean Acidification
• Sea Level Rise • Marine Mammals • Marine Fisheries

Series runs from Nov. 2009 thru Sept. 2010
Free. To register
Yes, these are open to educators outside the United States
US National K12 Standards Correlation
Level: Middle School, High School, Informal Education



National Teach in Phone Calls (United States)
Biweekly phone calls: National Climate Seminar
Call-in Number: 1-712-432-3100    Conference Code: 253385
Article in Scientific American


April 2010
Earth Day Events
U.S. & Planetwide
      California


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Events & Conferences: California   Kids



Recent Events


In Copenhagen & around the world: Educators, scientists and kids -- leading
by example in international cooperation. Advancing climate education.

This has been the COP15 -- Educators Connection Hub
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In partnership with ClimateChangeEducation.Org

COP15 main site: After the meeting of governments    Webcasts
We've been following correspondent and photographer in Copenhagen: Gary Braasch


Copenhagen Conference: Children's Climate Forum
Held late Nov to early December 2009
City Hall of Copenhagen, Denmark.
180 kids, ages 14-17.
From 42 different countries. 2-5 per country

Forum Event Webpage   


350.org -- October 24, 2009  
350.org/people/schools

See the photos: 1   2   Video: worldwide 350's

New education tool released:
350 of the Species Threatened by Global Warming
Mammals   Birds   Fish


Nordisk Klimadag / Nordic Climate Day
Held November 11, 2009

Participate in what might become the world's
biggest school mobile event ever.
dansk     svenska     norsk     islenka     suomi
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland, Greenland

Osallistukaa maailman ehkä suurimpaan kännykkäkokeiluun
11. marraskuuta 2009.
    


ICE 09 -- Conference: Inspiring Climate Education
Held October, 2009  Copenhagen, Denmark
International Secondary Education Teachers’ Conference
Programme  
Selected conference presentations to be available on-line soon


    





UNEP's International Children and Youth Conference.
Biggest-Ever Youth Gathering on Climate Change
Held in Daejeon, Republic of Korea -- August 2009.
Less Talk, More Action on Climate Change, Young People Urge

         


Annual Events -- beyond the above



United Nations World Environment Day
Theme in 2009: "Your Planet Needs You--
UNite to Combat Climate Change"

Video: 2009 Host Country: México   En Español
Events Around the World   
80 Ways to Celebrate World Environment Day
12 ways to UNite to Combat Climate Change
Inspiring Examples   Photos   Related Links   Press
Past years, hosted by: 2008 (New Zealand)    2007 (Norway)
2006 (Algieria)    2005 (San Francisco, California)

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