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2006 NEEEA Annual Report PDF Print E-mail
Written by NEEEA Administrator   
Wednesday, 02 September 2009 21:00

September 2005 - September 2006

The mission of the New England Environmental Education Alliance is to promote quality environmental education across New England in partnership with the state environmental education organizations.

Objectives

  • Provide regional professional development opportunities
    Strategy: Host conferences, retreats and workshops, for environmental education practitioners, administrators, and state environmental education (EE) board members;
  • Recognize exemplary environmental educators and programs in New England Strategy: Annual awards program
  • Provide current EE information and resources
    Strategies: Publish New England Journal of Environmental Education, Maintain Glossary Link NEEEA website, create and maintain NEEEA list serve and mailing list, via state organization newsletters, be an active Glossary Link NAAEE affiliate
  • Assist state EE organizations growth and development
    Strategies: All of the above!

Accomplishments

  • Provided support and guidance for states hosting the NEEEA Annual Conference, working with the MA Conference Committee to finish the last details of a successful 2005 conference, the RI Conference Committee to support the organization of the 2006 conference and the ME Conference Committee on the 2007 conference.
  • Transformed the NEEEA list to a true moderated listserve. Hosted a State Leadership Retreat in November 2005 at Ferry Beach Ecology School focused on fundraising.
  • Planned an Administrator's Retreat for November 2006.
  • Presented the annual NEEEA awards for Environmental Education at the 2006 conference.
  • Continued the support for an electronic Glossary Link NEJEE article on the NEEEA website.
  • Maintained formal affiliation with the North American Association for Environmental Education transitioned our liaisons from Drew Dumsch (ME) to co-liaisons Kara Wooldrick (ME) and David Moon (NH).
  • Held a NEEEA Board retreat in winter of 2006.
  • Actively applied for grant funding.
  • Created a job description, examined pros and cons, voted to pursue the hiring of a NEEEA staff person.
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