Oklahoma Association for Environmental Education
2004 Environmental Education Expo
Theme: "Winds of Change"
EXPO CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Session One: Loving the Land
Sue Gray, Horticulturist, Tulsa Co. OSU Extension
People who love their natural resources will protect and conserve. Teaching
people to love the land means helping them to know about the land over which
they walk.
Session Two: Team Time
Bob Coffey, Public School Educator, Wyandotte, OK
Bob will cover the basics of incorporating a volunteer monitoring program in his
school's science curriculum, and he will emphasize how educators can find ways
to teach natural resource stewardship to their students.
Session Three: Caring Is Not Enough
Elizabeth Caniglia, Department of Sociology, OSU
Pro-environmental attitudes are not necessarily indicative of pro-environmental behavior. It takes more than "concern" to boost people into action.
Beth will give us some exciting insights and suggestions on moving people to action!
Session Four: Why Wind, Why Now?
David Branecky, Oklahoma Gas Energy Corp
OGE is taking important steps to use wind power. Attend this session to learn
more about OGE's philosophy concerning this positive move.
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