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By: Maggie McIntyre Riverlink is an Asheville-based organization that promotes the environmental and economic vitality of the French...

PROJECT OVERVIEW: In 2020, the Southeastern Environmental Education Alliance (SEEA) launched a regional Landscape Analysis to identify...

This month, EENC has started to collect more detailed information regarding the demographics of our members and participants in an effort...

Attention all education stakeholders! This is your chance to help shape the curriculum standards that are taught in North Carolina’s...

My name is Dana Miller and I am the Education Coordinator for Haywood County Soil and Water Conservation District. Before taking this...

EENC believes environmental education and resources should be accessible to all communities. This spring, EENC is thrilled to announce...

Congratulations to the 10 educators of this year’s mini-grant! This Earth Day, EENC is thrilled to announce that we're helping 10 EENC...

By: Maggie McIntyre Muddy Sneakers, one of the many organizational members of Environmental Educators of North Carolina, promotes outdoor...

"When exposed to wind and rain, rocks can be weathered into beautiful shapes. I think this is true of organizations as well, as difficult...

What does environmental education (EE) look like on the ground? How do we work together to strengthen EE in the southeast? What would a...