http://taee.org daily 1 2007-03-05T02:45:07Z http://taee.org/Members/dguinn/organization.2008-02-06.7185586903 We are an outdoor/environmental education facility serving public and private schools in the state of Texas. We have activities in all four major academic areas (Social Studies, Natural Sciences, Language Arts & Math) and also an Adventure program. We're located on lake LBJ in the Texas Hill Country. No publisher dguinn 2008-02-06T21:08:20Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/jlh/organization.2010-09-07.8196491394 No publisher jlh 2010-09-07T21:27:00Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/bweiser/organization.2008-03-12.9403391197 Created to address issues of environmental concern, EIH has become a leader in building partnerships in research, education, and outreach. EIH conducts research and encourages discussion regarding natural resource conservation, pollution prevention, environmental education, and environmental regulation. EE staff provides professional development opportunities for educators emphasizing environmental/science education. EIH education efforts include workshops, credit courses, public presentations, and technical assistance. No publisher bweiser 2008-08-25T19:04:19Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/NTMN/organization.2009-04-10.4534052805 A statewide, all volunteer organization, sponsored by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Texas AgriLife Extension, called Texas Master Naturalist. Members are trained in basic ecological concepts and local ecosystms in regard to natural resource management. Monthly meetings are open to the public. The North Texas Chapter conducts various workshops for the public as well as provides speakers and demonstrations on various topics. Topics may range from Birding 101, Invasive Plants, Mammals of the Blackland Prairie, Benefits of Wildscapes, Prairie Restoration and more. No publisher NTMN 2009-04-11T01:58:10Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/carynanne/organization.2010-11-03.3238045225 We promote a globally competitive education in the arts and sciences to rural Texas communities, through hands on science curriculum that brings difficult concepts to life. No publisher carynanne 2010-11-03T15:55:59Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/lj2/organization.2009-10-26.4654835442 We are a not for profit with an education program for both students and teachers. We cover a 12 county area and have a Nueces Delta Preserve for fieltrip excursions. No publisher lj2 2009-10-26T21:14:18Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/SHoehne/organization.2009-02-17.0447886000 The Valley Nature Center (VNC) is a "secret garden in the heart of the Rio Grande Valley." It is a non-profit environmental education organization. Sitting on land leased from the City of Weslaco, the nature park is hidden from view, surrounded by businesses and residential neighborhoods. The building contains its administrative offices, as well as a gift shop, meeting and class room, exhibit hall with interactive displays of native species, and a nature reference library. The park consists of six acres of recreated Mid-delta Thorn Forest, a biotic community of the Tamaulipan Mezquital Ecoregion. Features of the park include ponds, walking trails, wildlife feeding stations,butterfly habitat and cactus gardens. The Center conducts a variety of educational programs, including field trips, lectures, special events, and nature camps. No publisher SHoehne 2009-02-17T22:53:56Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/edithsmith/organization.2011-09-05.6096599142 No publisher edithsmith 2011-09-05T20:46:50Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/jwilkins/organization.2009-08-28.1532145815 No publisher jwilkins 2009-08-29T03:39:14Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/dhayes86/organization.2009-06-30.7110626236 No publisher dhayes86 2009-06-30T16:01:51Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/kcoffer/organization.2009-06-15.1708824920 The Texas Wildlife Association (TWA) is a statewide non-profit organization established in 1985 to represent private land stewards, land managers, conservationists, hunters and anglers from across the state of Texas. Its members care for and control almost 40 million acres of rangeland and wildlife habitat that are key components of Texas’ upstream watersheds. Because nearly 95 percent of land in Texas is privately owned, the involvement of private land stewards is critical in establishing Texas’ long-term conservation policies. No publisher kcoffer 2010-01-24T15:26:36Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/rinque/organization.2010-05-27.4057741097 No publisher rinque 2010-05-27T15:33:32Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/riversiren/organization.2009-08-22.2629087310 No publisher riversiren 2009-08-22T04:11:03Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/dkb2770/organization.2010-04-12.5283774467 I am the Director of the EMGI, which is part of the Math-Science Department of Brookhaven College in Dallas. The EMGI was founded with a gift from the Miles Foundation. The EMGI provides continuing education for K-12 teachers in geology in the form of workshops and field trips where teachers interact directly with working scientists trained in the Texas standards. I myself an a TAEE Life member. EMGI is a content source recognized by the Texas Regional Collaborative for Excellence in Science and Math Teaching. No publisher dkb2770 2010-04-12T20:40:48Z Organization http://taee.org/Members/tdhdolphin/organization.2007-08-28.4213041300 K-12 Public Education site for hands on science and environmental education for the students of Grand Prairie ISD. We also offer community programs on master composting and xeriscaping during the year on various weekends and in the summer No publisher tdhdolphin 2008-01-15T02:52:16Z Organization