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Lakeland College

We help deliver on this Framework outcome:

Outcome 1-7: Collaborative work helps advance environmental education within the groups’ chosen focus.

View the most recent update on new projects that deliver on this outcome>>

What we are currently doing to deliver on the outcome:

  • Our faculty partners with local schools (usually junior and senior high) to deliver day sessions for the students in order to deliver some of their curriculum with environmental education enrichment.
  • We also work with 4H groups and Junior Forest Rangers groups.

In the future we plan to deliver on the outcome by:

  • Contact school boards in our broader region to expand on what we've done with local schools
  • Make connections with Scouts Canada
  • Expand our programs to environmental education teacher training
  • Create new internet-based linkages to promote our services
  • Expand our market research and development, training and delegation

Measures of success:

  • Identify benchmarks
  • Expansion = cost-neutral
  • Track connections to enrollment

Find out more about our resources:

Detailed description of organization: Check back here soon>>
EE resources we offer: Check back here soon>>
Contact: Allen Verbeek, Lakeland College (and ACEE Board of Directors)

For more information:

Click here to visit our website. The Lakeland College Environmental Sciences program teaches the skills associated with environmental stewardship--how to protect and restore wildlife, plants, soil and habitat. With a focus on field work, students are trained as environmental technologists and consultants to land developers, petroleum, forestry and mining industries as well as for environmental and government agencies. The Chair of the department, Allen Verbeek, is also on the ACEE Board of Directors.

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