Facilitating climate change education for adult Girl Scouts in Mexico at Nuestra Cabaña was a deep dive into climate justice and solutions.

Reflections on teaching science with young people in village of Senchi in Eastern Region of Ghana in West Africa in August 2023.

During an August 2023 visit to West Africa, Sarah taught village kids to see their world magnified using the skills of a scientist.

Visiting NOAA Global observatory ignites taking action through education to slow climate change impacts locally and globally.

Sharing our love of water, land, mountains, culture, faith, and teaching; the late summer exchange partnership with Irina Aiurzanaeva...

An adult student from a recent training workshop told me “no one will believe you, they don’t know that virtual learning can be so...

How was the conference?, so many folks have asked as a normal, kind pleasantry. They know I attended the COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland only...

The world needs you, and you, and you, and each and every one of us to operate together as an authentic community, built of genuine...

After a good night's sleep after an expedition of train travel yesterday, today has been an awesome welcome to Glasgow. My day started at...

Genuine relationships, commitment to do 'the work', staying connected over time and geographic distance, and reaching out for...

I am an environmental educator in the 21st century in the United States of America. I am a white woman with more years of formal...

Last evening my first of many covid tests results came in negative. I packed my limited luggage (traveling light) with snacks and extra...

By Sarah R. Johnson We are desperate for a new story, a promising narrative, words of encouragement grounded in our history of tenacity,...

The Youth Water Leadership Program was selected and awarded a 2020 Award for Excellence in Environmental Education: Innovative EE Program...

By Sarah R. Johnson, MAEd, Wild Rose Education Originally published at InTeGrate Science Education Resource Center As the world continues...

Published 8/17/18 by Aldo Leopold Foundation Like most environmental educators and park interpreters, I have a strong commitment to...

How well do your professional development trainings leverage the collective wisdom and experience of the participants, foster a culture...

As the sooty smoke fills the air on day 29 of wildfire in the Roaring Fork Valley, one 12,588 acre wildfire is 90% contained and another...

It is not often that an outdoor science educator has unlimited unstructured time at a nature preserve with a small group of only six 8-12...

On this January 15, 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the public storm is becoming stronger than most are comfortable to bear. People are...