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Community Colleges at Texas Greenforce Summit: “Think Local”

Students and Nature | Oct 30, 2010

At the “Preparing the Texas Workforce for the New Green Economy” Summit this past week, one of the hot issues discussed was how community colleges can engage green employers both for campus sustainability projects and to develop jobs for graduates — an undertaking that can prove challenging. Read more

Green Jobs Summit Series Kicks Off to a Great Start

Students and Nature | Oct 29, 2010

Yesterday was a big day for Campus Ecology; the “Preparing the Texas Workforce for the New Green Economy” Summit in San Antonio, Texas was a huge success. It was the first in a series of regional summits put on by the Greenforce Initiatve that NWF and Jobs for the Future (JFF) have jointly created to help spur green jobs education, innovation and training at community colleges in select regions across the country. Read more

Greenforce Initiative in Texas: Strengthening Pathways to Employment

Conservation, Students and Nature | Oct 22, 2010

On October 28, South Texas College in McAllen hosts the Greenforce Initiative’s first regional summit. Read more

National Summit: Connecting Children and the Outdoors

Students and Nature | Apr 10, 2010

Did you know that the average American child spends 53 hours per week staring at some kind of electronic screen? Today, National Wildlife Federation hosted a national summit on children and the outdoors to explore the indoor childhood problem and what we can all do at the local, state and federal level to halt this dangerous trend. Read more

This week’s “Last Chance” Appearances

Conservation | Nov 4, 2009

I’ll be speaking about my new book, Last Chance, this Friday November 6 in Charlottesville, Virginia at the Garden Club of Virginia Conservation Forum. I’ll also be speaking on Saturday, … Read more

Radar Could Protect Birds From Wind Generators

Conservation | Jul 27, 2009

As the number of wind farms increases in the United States the number of bird deaths will likely go up. Designers are looking to a variety of ways to avoid … Read more

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