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Community-based Environmental Education
Environmental stewardship is routinely ranked as a top education need whenever county leaders are asked to prioritize
local issues. Citizens can apply an environmental stewardship perspective to every and all community development activities.
ERC initiatives to strengthen citizen understanding, appreciation and skills include the biannual ENVIRONMENT catalog, the
Community Environmental Assessment Fact Sheet Series, and the annual Growing Communities-Greening Communities Educational
Teleconference Network and many other environmental management programs provided by ERC staff.
Links
ENVIRONMENT Catalog
Local Land Use Planning and Zoning Schedule
Wisconsin Master Naturalist Initiative
CES YES
Cooperative Extension Supports Youth Environmental Stewardship (CESYES) - a
national project that seeks to strengthen the abilities of Extension educators, 4-H county and state faculty, and
professionals from other natural resources agencies to serve communities, youth leaders and youth.
EPA/Cooperative Extension Partnership Project Series
- Project Description
- Pamphlet Content Descriptions
- Supporting Community-Based Environmental Education - Discussion Paper Summary, No. 1
- Leadership Roles for Cooperative Extension - Building Partnerships for Strong Communities, No. 2
- Linking to US EPA - A County Extension Guide to the EPA, Region 5, No. 3
- Leadership Roles for US EPA - Forging Solutions for Sustainable Communities, No. 4
- Linking to Cooperative Extension - A US EPA Guide to Cooperative Extension in Region 5 States, No. 5
- Building Capacity - Educating for Community Action, No. 6
- Building Capacity – From Transferring to Transforming, No. 7
- Building Capacity – Community-Based Environmental Education in Practice, No. 8
- Comparing USDA Cooperative Extension and US EPA/Guide to Pamphlets, No. 9
- Complete set of pamphlets
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