Opportunities & Trainings

The Colorado Youth Climate Summit (CYCS) is an educational initiative co-designed and co-led by youth leaders to empower young people to address the impacts of climate change in their local regions.  

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The CYCS is powered by Lyra. 

• Mondays and Tuesdays, May 5-20; 3-6pm MST

• Tuesday and Wednesday, May 27-28; 3-6pm MST

• Monday and Tuesday, June 2-3; 3-6pm MST

The nationally recognized Certified Interpretive Guide (CIG) program is designed for anyone who wants to learn more about how to develop and lead interpretive programs. Learn More and Register

An informal, open, respectful, confidential space to safely share emotional responses and reactions related to the climate and environmental emergency. 
Learn More and RSVP

Virtual Level 1 Instructor Courses through the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics for adults 18 years and older. 
Registration links below
 

Custom courses are available for your organization; email Sarah if interested.  

Winter/Summer/Fall Terms 2025
The Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education offers this asynchronous 12 hour for community leaders, communicators, and educators how climate systems work, how human actions influence climate, and how climate influences people and other parts of the Earth system. Course designed and instructed by Sarah Johnson of Wild Rose Education. 

June 10-12, 2024 - details here
Western Colorado University Teacher Institute

Begin (or continue) your journey of becoming a climate change educator by pairing concrete facts about the mechanisms of climate change with the human elements: climate justice, personal experiences, storytelling, and collective action.

July 14-17, 2025 details to come
Join Climate Generation, and NOAA Climate Office during the virtual Summer Institute for Climate Change Education. Gain the skills to bring climate change into your educational setting, whether it be a classroom, nature center, or museum. Be part of the Rocky Mountain regional learning community cohort lead by Wild Rose Education. 

June 13-15, 2024 - details here

Western Colorado University Teacher Institute

Learn how to integrate rivers and riparian habitat and the complexities of water management in the West into your curriculum through cross-curricular field and classroom learning observing phenomenon, authentic explorations, discussions, and reflection routines.

Improve your instructing, facilitating, and training methods to create more effective, inclusive, and fun learning experiences for community and adult audiences. 

 
Workshop Dates and Details Here

Custom courses are available for your organization; email Sarah if interested.