NC Climate Education Network NC Climate Education Network Objective: Provide educational materials and support for K-12 and nonformal educators to enhance scientific aspects of the curriculum, with an emphasis on climate issues and awareness. Our priority is to connect scientists, researchers and educators to understand the latest in North Carolina climate science. We also strive to offer best practices in teaching about climate science. To sign up for emails from the NC Climate Education Network, click here. Upcoming Open House: May 25, 2022 Click here to register! Want to catch up? Missed a previous Open House? View our hyperdocs for more information and recordings: April 2022: Climate and Convos (Password: April-01) February 2022: Climate and Coffee with Counter Culture Coffee January 2021: NC Climate Education Resources March 2021: The Atmosphere June 2021: Climate Reports September 2021: NC Hurricane Data Join Us for Upcoming Events Join the NC Climate Education Network and receive related emails about opportunities, webinars, and other updates related to North Carolina Climate Education. April 1, 2022 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Climate and Conversations Register May 25, 2022 10:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. Drought Register July 12, 2022 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Climate Conversations Register NC Climate Education Network Climate Data Art Contest Entry Form View your entry, along with others, on our Climate Data Art Statewide Map! Climate Data Art Challenge- Ongoing! We are inviting students from across North Carolina to create their own art through visualizing climate data! We accepting submissions to our map. If you are interested in creating art using graphs, charts, or other visual data you can submit your K-12 student art to our statewide map using the links below: Suggested sites for climate data: NASA Vital Signs North Carolina State Climate Office NOAA Climate Data Online Earth Engine Map Cloud2Classroom Air Quality Trends in NC NASA CO2 Data USGS Surface Water Data (This link is not 30 year data, but it has great imagery of changes on the planet over the past 20 years.) How can this network help you? Our vision is for every teacher in North Carolina feels confident leading class discussions and providing engaging activities for students to learn about climate issues. We want to connect teachers with scientists and empower our students to ask questions and formulate viable solutions to ever-changing scenarios, both hypothetical and real. Explore our resources by topic, grade level, or just cherry-pick the materials you like. We welcome your feedback and ideas for the future. Previous Contests: Past Contests include our 2020 Climate Resiliency Art Contest: Click here to view submissions. Webinars/Online Courses Stay hip with the latest online trainings available from the CLEAN network. Some of these courses are even available for students! NC Climate Education Network Leadership Team: Annie Lee- NC DEQ/Division of Air Quality, Annie.lee@ncdenr.gov Rebecca Ward- NCSU, NC State Climate Office, Rebecca_Ward@ncsu.edu Lauren Daniel- NC DEQ/Division of Water Resources, Lauren.Daniel@ncdenr.gov Files Climate & Art Contest Announcement 1 (2).pdf PDF • 101.98 KB - August 31, 2021 Related Content Climate Art Contest Flyer Final 2020
NC Climate Education Network NC Climate Education Network Objective: Provide educational materials and support for K-12 and nonformal educators to enhance scientific aspects of the curriculum, with an emphasis on climate issues and awareness. Our priority is to connect scientists, researchers and educators to understand the latest in North Carolina climate science. We also strive to offer best practices in teaching about climate science. To sign up for emails from the NC Climate Education Network, click here. Upcoming Open House: May 25, 2022 Click here to register! Want to catch up? Missed a previous Open House? View our hyperdocs for more information and recordings: April 2022: Climate and Convos (Password: April-01) February 2022: Climate and Coffee with Counter Culture Coffee January 2021: NC Climate Education Resources March 2021: The Atmosphere June 2021: Climate Reports September 2021: NC Hurricane Data Join Us for Upcoming Events Join the NC Climate Education Network and receive related emails about opportunities, webinars, and other updates related to North Carolina Climate Education. April 1, 2022 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Climate and Conversations Register May 25, 2022 10:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. Drought Register July 12, 2022 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Climate Conversations Register NC Climate Education Network Climate Data Art Contest Entry Form View your entry, along with others, on our Climate Data Art Statewide Map! Climate Data Art Challenge- Ongoing! We are inviting students from across North Carolina to create their own art through visualizing climate data! We accepting submissions to our map. If you are interested in creating art using graphs, charts, or other visual data you can submit your K-12 student art to our statewide map using the links below: Suggested sites for climate data: NASA Vital Signs North Carolina State Climate Office NOAA Climate Data Online Earth Engine Map Cloud2Classroom Air Quality Trends in NC NASA CO2 Data USGS Surface Water Data (This link is not 30 year data, but it has great imagery of changes on the planet over the past 20 years.) How can this network help you? Our vision is for every teacher in North Carolina feels confident leading class discussions and providing engaging activities for students to learn about climate issues. We want to connect teachers with scientists and empower our students to ask questions and formulate viable solutions to ever-changing scenarios, both hypothetical and real. Explore our resources by topic, grade level, or just cherry-pick the materials you like. We welcome your feedback and ideas for the future. Previous Contests: Past Contests include our 2020 Climate Resiliency Art Contest: Click here to view submissions. Webinars/Online Courses Stay hip with the latest online trainings available from the CLEAN network. Some of these courses are even available for students! NC Climate Education Network Leadership Team: Annie Lee- NC DEQ/Division of Air Quality, Annie.lee@ncdenr.gov Rebecca Ward- NCSU, NC State Climate Office, Rebecca_Ward@ncsu.edu Lauren Daniel- NC DEQ/Division of Water Resources, Lauren.Daniel@ncdenr.gov Files Climate & Art Contest Announcement 1 (2).pdf PDF • 101.98 KB - August 31, 2021 Related Content Climate Art Contest Flyer Final 2020
