SOUTHWESTERN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

Conducts workshops for adults on topics such as energy efficiency, recycling, and sustainable living. These include the "Home Energizer Workshop" which provides DIY weatherization kits, and "Recycling 101" and "Master Recycler" workshops.

Delivers the Bright Students program for 4th-8th grade students, providing classroom presentations and Energy Savings Kits, reaching 133,700 students through 3,500 programs.

Develops and installs electronic and physical exhibits for permanent and traveling installations, including recycling education centers, multi-screen visual journeys, and lobby media displays. This includes designing and installing recycling education centers for Waste Management, Inc. and creating multimedia exhibits for the National Park Service.

Develops electronic and physical exhibits for permanent and traveling installations, including recycling education centers, multi-screen visual journeys, and international traveling exhibits. This also includes creating interactive computer games and producing various educational videos and public service announcements on environmental topics.

Delivers the "TEP Safety Land" interdisciplinary program to second-grade students, focusing on electrical safety and energy saving. Since 2017, 1,570 programs have been delivered to 37,300 students, each receiving a Safety Land Learning Guide.

Creates and delivers elementary, middle, high school, and adult programs on energy and electricity education, reaching over 210,000 students and adults in Arizona. This includes the "Bright Students" program for 4th-8th graders, the "Renewable Students" multimedia presentation, and the "Home Energizer Workshop" for adults.

Delivers environmental education programs consisting of pre-visit lessons, classroom presentations, and post-visit lessons, reaching over 1,000,000 students through more than 37,000 outreach programs.

Operates "Exploring the Anza Trail," an interdisciplinary program for 3rd-4th graders that uses hands-on activities, assignments, and presentations to explore concepts of overcoming challenges, hope, courage, connections, and seeking a better life. Since 2015, 1,400 programs have been delivered to 34,500 students.

Operates an interdisciplinary program for 3rd-4th graders that includes hands-on activities and presentations, delivering 1,400 programs to 34,500 students since 2015.

Delivers a wide range of environmental education programs for K-12 students, including pre-visit lessons, classroom presentations, and post-visit lessons, reaching over 1,000,000 students through more than 37,000 outreach programs. Topics include climate change, water conservation, recycling, energy, and historical expeditions.

Delivers environmental education programs to K-12 schools, consisting of pre-visit lessons, classroom presentations, and post-visit lessons, covering topics such as climate change, water, recycling, bicycle and pedestrian safety, and environmental stewardship. The organization has conducted over 37,000 outreach programs, reaching over 1,000,000 students.

Produces livestream events for clients, including remote environmental education during school closures, virtual awards ceremonies, and presentations with remote talent and live Q&A, completing 22 livestream productions in 2020.

Offers educational programs for school and adult groups at Materials Recovery Facilities, providing hands-on activities and opportunities to view recycling processes, reaching 2,200 participants.

Operates a multidisciplinary program for 5th-8th grade students focused on recycling, water conservation, and air quality, delivering 200 programs to 5,400 students between 2015 and 2018.

Operates multiple recycling education programs for students, including "Too Good to Throw Away!" and "Talking Trash in Tucson," reaching over 160,000 students since 2002.

Develops and delivers interactive programs like "You Do the Blue" for the City of Tucson Environmental Services, teaching players about recycling, reduction, and reuse. The organization also oversees recycling and water programs for the Town of Queen Creek, including the "Preserve the QC!" program which reached 5,400 students between 2015 and 2018.

Develops and delivers interactive learning programs such as "eJourneys" and "Powering Our Future" for 4th-6th graders, exploring hydropower, wind, and solar renewable energies. The "SRP Powering Our Future In-Class Program" is offered to 4th-8th grade classes in the Phoenix area, reaching 142,600 students through 5,080 programs since 2011.

Operates a two-day classroom educational program for 8th-12th graders, delivering 560 programs to 15,200 students since 2023, focusing on climate change science.

Operates "Student Stories of Climate Change," a two-day classroom educational program for 8th-12th graders that provides students with personal stories about climate change from students globally and educates them on the City of Tucson's climate and water reliability plans. Since 2023, 560 programs have been delivered to 15,200 students.

Delivers water education programs to over 360,000 students in Arizona, including interactive presentations and learning guides for various grade levels.

Worked on training programs along the US-Mexico border and led professional development efforts in collaboration with the North American Environmental Education Association from 2002 to 2014.

Worked on training programs along the US-Mexico border and led professional development efforts in collaboration with the North American Environmental Education Association from 2002 to 2014.

Worked on training programs along the US-Mexico border and led professional development efforts in collaboration with the North American Environmental Education Association from 2002 to 2014.