Leading the Way in Environmental Education

Project Learning Tree (PLT) is an award-winning environmental education program designed for all educators working with students in Pre-K through 12th grade. Since its introduction in the early 1970’s, PLT has been recognized as a leading environmental education program. Through hands-on, interdisciplinary activities, PLT provides students with opportunities to investigate environmental issues and encourages them to make informed, responsible decisions.

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Georgia Project Learning Tree

The deadline to nominate an individual for Georgia PLT’s Outstanding Educator 2022 is rapidly approaching!

Each year Georgia Project Learning Tree (PLT) recognizes an educator in the field who uses the PLT curriculum with students, teachers, and their communities. PLT has formally recognized the efforts of outstanding educators for their commitment to environmental education, their exemplary use of PLT, and their exceptional teaching skills. Their diverse experiences illustrate how PLT can be used effectively with all age groups from pre-schoolers through university students, across all subjects, indoors and outdoors.

Nominate your next Outstanding Educator for 2022! Visit https://bit.ly/outstandingeducator to nominate! You can even nominate yourself!

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Georgia Project Learning Tree

Registration for the 2022 Natural Resources Conservation Workshop has been extended through Wednesday, May 18th!

Available to Georgia’s Rising 10th, 11th, and 12th graders. This workshop focuses on the value, protection, and #conservation of Georgia’s #wildlife, #forestry, #soil, and #water resources, including conservation in Georgia’s mining industry. The workshop provides students with a taste of college life while delivering valuable insight into careers through their counselors and instructors.

The workshop is June 12-17, 2022 at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Register at www.abac.edu/nrcw .

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In-Kind Contributions

In-kind includes the following: Travel (hours and mileage) for PLT-related activities (State Steering Committee meetings, STEM night presentations, conference presentations, etc.); Hours spent planning, conducting, and following-up for events; Financial support (using personal funds to purchase materials/supplies, food, etc.) for a meeting, PD event, etc.