Colorado Project Learning Tree provides trainings and resources for educators in Colorado to engage youth in learning about the environment through the lens of trees and forests.
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Educator resilience workshop: Navigating challenges with purpose – Wednesday, April 2 – 1-3 p.m.
This interactive workshop is designed to help educators build resilience, find support and turn challenges into actionable solutions.
Join author and educator Jess Cleeves as she shares expert insights on resisting burnout, demoralization and compassion fatigue.
Register now for this supportive and timely event.
Upcoming training for natural resource professionals
Calling all natural resource professionals! Sharpen your skills in just two hours with PLT’s Engage and Inspire training. You’ll boost your public outreach tools and confidence, and you’ll be empowered to share your passion and knowledge effectively with learners of all ages.
Learn engaging strategies, explore high-quality forest education materials and connect with fellow professionals.
When: 1 – 3 p.m., April 7, 2025.
Register for Engage and Inspire
Time to enter the 5th grade Arbor Day poster contest!
Get creative and celebrate the “Superpowers of Trees” in the 2025 Colorado Arbor Day poster contest!Showcase the amazing ways trees help our communities – from cleaning our air and water to providing shade and homes for wildlife.
Public, private and home-schooled students are welcome.
Have you attended a PLT training in the past? Do you lead PLT activities with youth? It may be time to level up: Learn to train educators to lead PLT activities with their students. This opportunity uses your passion for teaching about trees and expands your influence.
Join our next new facilitator orientation program, kicking-off in February. Apply by Jan. 28, 2025, for full consideration. Questions? Contact Danielle Ardrey, (970) 732-0569.
Roots of Resilience: Trauma-Informed Tools for Education and Outreach
When: 2-4pm August 6th & 13th Participants need to attend both days This two-part virtual workshop will equip educators and natural resource professionals with essential trauma-informed strategies to enhance work with diverse populations. Learn more and register.