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The first webinar in the EARTh Center "Educational Resource Spotlight" series is highlighting the Collection of climate literacy tools and resources that the Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN) hosts and how educators can utilize these tools in their classroom.

CLEAN and ISKME are partnering to bring together climate researchers, K-12 educators, and climate literacy resources to build a community of iterative leaders. This series of interactive webinars in March and April is designed to increase knowledge of climate literacy and support the open sharing of resources and the adaptations that educators make for their local students.

Girls on Rock is a unique, immersive expedition for high school youth (ages 16-17) to join a 12-day science and rock climbing focused expedition in the Rocky Mountains. Students work closely with scientists, artists, and a professional mountain guides to develop research projects and learn to travel in the backcountry. Applications are closed for 2025.

Explore Arctic research with the NNA Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU), a paid program for Alaska undergraduate students. Applications closed January 1 for the 2025 cohort.

The Research Experience for Community College Students (RECCS) is a nine-week research program at CU Boulder providing a unique opportunity for undergraduate students from community colleges to engage in hands-on research. Applications are closed for 2025.

Inviting all middle school science teachers to participate in a pilot webinar focused on cohesively integrating Data Puzzle lessons into your curriculum. Dive into the big science ideas embedded in the Not All Warming is Equal Data Puzzles lesson and collaboratively make connections between the lesson and the Essential Principles of Climate Science.

Calling all middle school science teachers to participate in a 2-part pilot webinar series focused on specific data sense-making practices. Engage with the Data Puzzles lesson Megadrought in the Colorado River Basin using the Zoom In strategy.

Calling all middle school science teachers to participate in a 2-part pilot webinar series focused on specific data sense-making practices. Engage with the Data Puzzles lesson Not All Warming is Equal using the Notice, Think, Wonder strategy.

The Data Science Education K-12: Research to Practice Conference will be held in San Antonio Texas February 17-19, 2025.

Through collaborative sessions, innovative formats, and a supportive community, this inaugural conference will offer a dynamic atmosphere for educators, researchers, curriculum developers, and school leaders to exchange ideas and co-create the future of data science education in K-12.

Do you want to engage your students with real-world data and build skills they can use in their careers? Do you want to use and teach GIS in your classroom? QGreenland invites educators to a dedicated workshop to develop learning resources using QGreenland data.