The archives have grown!
Check out some of the many back issues that were published at the beginning of the millennium. You will be amazed at the quality of articles and the level of participation from environmental educators across the region.
You can find these issues, available in flip-page format, in the Menu bar at the top of the page. Look under the Back Issues tab to select a back issue and relive the early days of environmental education in the Pacific Northwest!
Recent Posts
Honeybee Heroes: Eric Engman at Mt. Vernon High School
by Katie Boehlein ric Engman is a physics teacher at Mt. Vernon High School, where he has also taken on the role of “campus beekeeper.” The process of starting a school beehive began some years ago,...
Beehives Take Flight: “Honeybee Heroes” and apiary-based education in the Pacific Northwest
by Katie Boehnlein . n recent years, there has been an audible buzz, on both the community level and in the media, about the future of pollinators. In 2009, CLEARING asked you “Why Care About...
Ear to the ground: Sue Staniforth, North Saanich, British Columbia
What is your current job title? I am self-employed as an environmental education and research consultant – my company is Staniforth & Associates, so I guess I am the principal! How did you get...
Plants and People
Plants and People Three service learning teams from the University of Oregon Environmental Leadership Program tackle teaching children about the ecological and cultural importance of native plants....
CLEARING is published in support of state/regional E.E. associations
and organizations in the Pacific Northwest and Cascadia bioregion.
Alaska Natural Resources and Outdoor Education
Columbia Basin Environmental Education Network
Environmental Education Provincial Specialist Association (British Columbia)
Idaho Environmental Education Association
