We communicate regularly to build connections and provide inspiration. Here you will find newsletters that we send to subscribers and members, annual publications and one-off submissions that we make on behalf of our members.
We are very excited to share that Sian Crowley, a member of the NZAEE National Executive, and BLAKE educator has been selected by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) as one of the 2023 "EE 30 Under 30".
Our website continues to be updated with new resources, stories and events. This post is a snapshot of some of the content that has been added recently.
Read this summary of events for Term Three, with opportunities for ākonga to give back to nature during Conservation Week, Bee Aware month and Clean Up Week.
A review of the 2021-22 year. This year we have structured the Review to follow the format of Mātauranga Whakauka Taiao: Environmental Education for Sustainability Strategy and Action Plan 2017-21, to provide a sector report on the first 5 years of the government plan.
Our website continues to be updated with new resources, stories and events. This post is a snapshot of some of the content that has been added recently.
This term includes opportunities to engage ākonga with te taiao by celebrating and noticing trees and birds, and reducing our use of plastic in the lead up to the Matariki celebrations in July.
Our website continues to be updated with new resources, stories and events. This post is a snapshot of some of the content that has been added recently.
We are very excited to share that Sian Crowley, a member of the NZAEE National Executive, and BLAKE educator has been selected by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) as one of the 2023 "EE 30 Under 30".
Our website continues to be updated with new resources, stories and events. This post is a snapshot of some of the content that has been added recently.
Read this summary of events for Term Three, with opportunities for ākonga to give back to nature during Conservation Week, Bee Aware month and Clean Up Week.
Our website continues to be updated with new resources, stories and events. This post is a snapshot of some of the content that has been added recently.
This term includes opportunities to engage ākonga with te taiao by celebrating and noticing trees and birds, and reducing our use of plastic in the lead up to the Matariki celebrations in July.
Our website continues to be updated with new resources, stories and events. This post is a snapshot of some of the content that has been added recently.
A review of the 2021-22 year. This year we have structured the Review to follow the format of Mātauranga Whakauka Taiao: Environmental Education for Sustainability Strategy and Action Plan 2017-21, to provide a sector report on the first 5 years of the government plan.