The Colorado PLT Advisory Council represents a diverse range of stakeholders who are committed to environmental education, including formal and non-formal educators, higher education, conservation organizations and outreach professionals. It serves to provide strategic direction, support the state coordinators, and increase awareness and visibility of PLT. It’s 8-15 members serve a commitment of three years.
The Advisory Council is currently seeking new members!
Are you passionate about environmental education? Would you like to help shape the direction of Colorado PLT? We are currently seeking applications for new members and would love to learn more about you.
Responsibilities of the Council
- Provide Strategic Direction: Advancing PLT’s mission, the council uses a holistic systems thinking approach that considers interdependent factors to set COPLT priorities and ensure a sustainable program in a dynamic environment.
- Support the State Coordinators: Providing advisory guidance for the program which includes being a sounding board for ideas, making recommendations, providing key information and materials, promoting PLT to educators, and advising on sustainable funding models.
- Increase Awareness and Visibility of PLT: Serving as ambassadors, council members promote the program among their diverse contacts, ensuring PLT exposure to various sectors.