Indigenous Learning Resources Here is a list of resources that have been recommended by our Indigenous advisors, members and partners as a way for you to deepen your understanding and move [...]
We are excited to share that our Non-profit Outdoor Learning Store is now available Canada-wide! After launching in June in the Columbia Basin, we expanded in September to offer this to the rest [...]
Six Local Educators Recognized Each year a volunteer team sits down to the task of reviewing nominations to recognize outstanding local educators from across the Columbia Basin region for their [...]
On Friday January 31, CBEEN supported the East Kootenay Local Chapter of Environmental Educators Provincial Specialist Association (EEPSA) (EKEEPSA) in getting 20 totally engaged teachers and [...]
Over 325 educators, including teachers, students and community members from across the province, gathered in Vancouver on October 25-26 to explore inspiring and community-connected strategies for [...]
On October 25, 42 educators gathered in Revelstoke for the Coyote Mentoring Workshop. This was hosted by the Revelstoke Local Chapter of EEPSA with support from CBEEN. Despite wet and story [...]
On October 25, CBEEN partnered with the Kootenay Lake Local Chapter of EEPSA to host a workshop entitled ‘Inspiration, Sharing, and Collaborating for Place-based and Environmental [...]
On October 25, CBEEN partnered with the Rocky Mountain Place-based Learning Network – a local chapter of EEPSA – to host outdoor teacher Matthias Starzner, in facilitating the [...]
On September 28, CBEEN partnered with the Eva Joseph Learning and Cultural Society to host the Coyote Mentoring Workshop at the Akisqnuk First Nation’s Lakeshore Campground. The Coyote [...]
30 educators from across the Columbia Basin and beyond gathered at beautiful Whatshan Lake Retreat on September 20-22 for CBEEN’s annual Inquiring Voices Environmental Education [...]
