Perhaps 2024 is the year you become a certified Project Learning Tree (PLT) educator. Maybe this is the year you attend your third PLT professional development event. Whatever you decide, make 2024 a year of continued learning and growth!
Imagine what introducing one child to nature through Project Learning Tree (PLT) can do. Imagine a little girl learned how forests improve water quality through …
Let’s clear up a few misconceptions about bats and take a moment this Bat Week to share our appreciation for the ways forests and bats work together.
Alexis Martin participated in the 2023 SFI Annual Conference’s young professional scholarship program. Alexis engaged in sessions, actively participated in discussions, and established valuable new connections. Explore Alexis’ conference experience, including key learnings, speaking to over 500 attendees, and remaining resilient.
We’re excited to spend time with the SFI and Project Learning Tree networks engaging with forest sector professionals and exchanging best practices for delivering environmental education. Join us in Madison, WI this June 14-17, 2022.
Check out the improvements we’ve made to your PLT Account! You can now easily access your PLT materials and free supporting resources, update your profile, and manage your subscriptions, all in one place.
The 2021 Green Schools Conference & Expo will be held virtually, June 28-29. Learn about this timely and important convener for the green school community and empower educators and students to create healthier, more sustainable learning environments.
I’m excited by my new role at PLT where I can channel my passion for community sustainability and urban forestry into my day-to-day work. PLT’s Discover Your Urban Forest activity collection for middle school teachers is a great example of the kind of PLT resources to engage youth who will be leading voices on sustainability challenges like climate change in the years to come.
We are thrilled to announce that Project Learning Tree’s very own Rachel Lang has been recognized as part of the North American Association for Environmental Education’s (NAAEE) EE 30 Under 30 Class of 2020!
Help Project Learning Tree support a Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) initiative to build the case for renewed investment in forest education globally by taking a 15-minute survey.
