National Environmental Education Foundation

Improving public health by advancing
environmental health literacy.

Bringing environmental information into homes through weathercasters.

Increasing the environmental literacy of High School students.

The nation's largest volunteer effort to improve America's public lands.

Celebrate the largest environmental education event in U.S. history.

Information on aligning environmental
responsibility with business success.

Register for our e-newsletters to get updates on all our programs and events.

Submit your photos and stories for the National Environmental Education Week Photo Blog and Contest. Prizes will be awarded to the top three blogs that are submitted from April 23-May 23. Read more about the contest or submit your photos!

Do you know a teacher who stands out among the rest? Consider nominating the outstanding teacher for the 2008 Richard C. Bartlett Award. Nominate him/her today!

Attention high school teachers! Want support in bringing environmental issues into your classroom? Visit our grants page to learn more.

Tree planting began on Arbor Day, April 25. The Student Conservation Association (SCA) and the National Environmental Education Foundation will launch a nationwide effort to plant one million trees before the 15th annual National Public Lands Day, September 27, 2008.

National Environmental Education Week brought out 3½ million students across the country. In Utah, nearly 400 students celebrated by planting 1,000 shrubs in the Diamond Fork Youth Forest as part of a stream restoration project. More success stories…