CEEE offers engaging, high-quality STEAM educational experiences and training opportunities for learners of all ages. From hands-on workshops and community events to self-paced online courses, our programs are designed to spark curiosity, build skills, and foster a deeper understanding of the world around us and the nature of science.
Check out our assortment of free, high-quality learning experiences for lifelong learners to engage with environmental science topics. From immersive VR experiences and storytelling to game-based learning and citizen scientist resources on geomagnetism and space weather, there's something for everyone to explore.
Discover how immersive experiences with maps, videos, and interactive content can enrich learning inside the classroom and beyond.
Learn what CEEE has to offer around Geomagnetism with resources about space weather and Earth’s magnetosphere.
Explore CEEE resources that use storytelling to connect communities and share impactful narratives about environmental topics.
Engage in game-based learning with CEEE programs and activities, offering an interactive approach to environmental science.
Explore CEEE programs and projects connecting learners with environmental science topics, including climate change, frozen landscapes, water, natural hazards, community resilience, climate solutions and more.
Education and outreach activities, resources, videos and planetarium shows around the international Multidisciplinary Drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC) expedition to the Arctic.
Visualize hundreds of global datasets. Learn more about the room-sized, awe-inspiring display system created by NOAA that uses computers and video projectors to display planetary data onto a six-foot diameter sphere, analogous to a giant animated globe. And there are also flatscreen and mobile options to bring the data visualizations into your classrooms.
This webinar series connects scientists from around the world to engage students and learners of all ages. Each webinar includes a 20-minute presentation followed by 20 minutes of Q&A. Explore our recommended learning materials or video recordings on the event page.
Place-based education program connecting local communities in the desert Southwest with water topics through stories, programming, hands-on activities, and a traveling exhibit in the local library.
Discover CEEE's video resources, community stories, and expert-led webinars to deepen your understanding of Earth science topics. Learn how to make your own videos with CEEE curriculum, hands-on workshops, and video resources.
Learn how to make your own videos with CEEE curriculum, hands-on workshops, and video resources.
Explore a collection of instructional and educational videos about various environmental and earth science topics.
Dive into stories about water, drought, climate topics and learn from the perspectives of community members.
Join us for an engaging conversation exploring the intersection of climate change, mental health, and Indigenous perspectives, featuring two members of the Gen Z Climate Mental Health Network.
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How can we create communities of care that sustain both ourselves and those around us? This workshop invites participants to explore Indigenous wisdom, healing-centered engagement, and practices that foster resilience, belonging, and connection.
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The ADVANCEing FieldSafety course provides field research team leaders and field team participants with the skills and tools to build a welcoming and inclusive field culture. This course will help you and your team develop norms and codes of conduct, and review or clarify leadership and field team organization. This is a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Coursera.
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A self-paced, free, online course “Frozen in the Ice: Exploring the Arctic” is about the extraordinary MOSAiC Arctic research mission that has frozen an icebreaker into the Arctic Ocean for 13 months.
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In this self-paced, free, online course, you will learn about water and climate in the Western United States and join a community of thousands of learners to gain insight into the major legal, political, and cultural issues that make water so complex in the region.
