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Project WILD is a Training Partner in the ee360+ Leadership and Training Collaborative (ee360+). An ambitious multi-year initiative, the ee360+ Leadership and Training Collaborative connects, trains, and promotes innovative leaders dedicated to using the power of education to create a more just and sustainable future for everyone, everywhere. Led by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE), ee360+ is made possible through funding and support from U.S. EPA and twenty-seven partner organizations representing universities and nonprofits across the country, and five federal agencies. Through this partnership, ee360+ brings together more than five decades of expertise to grow, strengthen, and diversify the environmental education field. Visit www.ee360.org to learn more.

Goal: Drive Educator Excellence through developing a cadre of educators and trainers who are environmentally literate and better prepared to be effective environmental educators. 

Objectives  

  • Deliver in-service educator training that builds on existing quality environmental education programs. 
  • Increase outreach to diverse populations (including geographical diversity). 
  • Increase delivery of wildlife and climate change professional development to in-service educators. 
  • Deliver pre-service educator training that enables faculty and instructors in education departments at colleges and universities to effectively include environmental education in their courses. Special emphasis on working with HBCU’s and Tribal colleges. 

Year 4 Dates: June 1, 2024 – May 31, 2025

How to Apply
Please complete the Project WILD ee360+ Training Grant RFP Year 4 Application (see below). RFP Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until all funds are exhausted. Your proposal can include a request for up to three (3) boxes of Project WILD, Aquatic WILD, Flying WILD, or Climate & Wildlife Guides. Every guide that is requested must be allocated to an educator through a training workshop you provide. For example, if you request sixteen guides, you must provide training for 16 educators (formal, non-formal, college/university faculty, pre-service). If you have last-minute cancellations for your workshop and cannot train the numbers of educators you expected to, you must contact Elena Takaki to work something out and train the numbers you listed in your RFP. All training must be completed by May 31, 2025. Upon completion of your workshop, you must submit a final report (see links below), an agenda, description, and zip codes of attendees. Not required, but strongly encouraged are: photos, presentations, flyers, etc. 

Resources
Use these resources to better understand the RFP and Reporting processes. Feel free to also use them during your wokshop to help explain the grant details and information.

Reporting:
Participating in this opportunity necessitates reporting.