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Phone: 785-532-3322
2610 Claflin
Manhattan
Kansas 66502
USA
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Target demographics: Environmental educators of PreK-12 Kansas children

Direct beneficiaries per year: 3500+ Educators

Someone who had 3 hours of volunteer time could: Volunteer options include help with special events like our conference, awards celebration, the Topeka Water Festival, our annual membership meeting as well as helping to host and provide environmental education workshops and trainings across the state.

Geographic areas served: State of Kansas

Mission:
The Kansas Association for Conservation and Environmental Education(KACEE) promotes and provides effective, non-biased and science-basedenvironmental education to all Kansans.
Results:
KACEE has provided educational training and resources for more than 20,000 Kansas educators using high quality environmental education programs like Project Learning Tree, Project WET, Project WILD, Project WILD Aquatic, and the Leopold Education (early childhood, K-8 and secondary programs).

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dolores-daniels
04/30/10
This has been a very rewarding and interesting experience working with KACEE. Their environmental education reaches across the State of Kansas for traditional and nontraditional environmental educators. I am taking a vast storage of information back to my students, as well as parents, that we can ... more »
zoochimp16
04/30/10
Fantastic! The conferences are fun and educational, and affordable. The staff is dedicated and knowledgeable. The is great opportunity to network... more »
staubach
04/30/10
Many rural schools benefit the environmental programs offered by KACEE. Teachers in these schools can use the materials in their classrooms to meet state science and math standards. The lesson plans are easy to use and understand... more »
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Volunteer options include help with special events like our conference, awards celebration, the Topeka Water Festival, our annual membership meeting as well as helping to host and provide environmental education workshops and trainings across the state.

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