Green Education Foundation

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GEF provides teachers with a variety of resources, including curriculum materials, training, and grants, to help them integrate sustainability into their classrooms. Their website features lesson plans and activities that are aligned with national standards and cover topics such as energy conservation, waste reduction, and sustainable food systems.

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• Green Curriculum: GEF offers a diverse range of green-focused educational materials, lesson plans, and activities that educators can integrate into their classrooms to promote sustainability literacy.
• Environmental Programs: Provides schools and communities with environmental programs and initiatives that empower students to take action and make a positive impact on the environment.
• Professional Development: GEF offers professional development opportunities for educators to enhance their knowledge and skills in teaching environmental and sustainability topics.

• Hands-on Learning: GEF's programs and resources promote experiential and project-based learning, allowing students to explore sustainability concepts through practical and engaging activities.
• Environmental Stewardship: Empowers students to become responsible environmental stewards by fostering a sense of responsibility and care for the natural world.
• Community Engagement: GEF's initiatives encourage collaboration with local communities, promoting environmental awareness and fostering a sense of environmental responsibility beyond the classroom.
• Curriculum Integration: The green-focused curriculum and resources are designed to seamlessly integrate with existing educational frameworks, making it easy for educators to incorporate sustainability topics into their teaching.

1. Educators can visit GEF's website to access free resources, lesson plans, and activities that align with environmental and sustainability education.
2. Schools interested in the Eco-Schools USA program can explore the certification process and requirements.

• Adaptability: Educators may need to adapt GEF's resources to suit the specific needs and context of their students and classrooms.
• Community Support: Building partnerships with local organizations and stakeholders can enhance the effectiveness and impact of sustainability initiatives.