Chesapeake Bay Trust

Summary

The Youth Environmental Education Grant Program supports schools, organizations, and agencies in providing environmental education opportunities. Grants fund student investigations into local environmental issues, culminating in action-based solutions under the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) model. Funds cover costs such as field trips, fieldwork, transportation, supplies, and educator professional development, building capacity for leading impactful environmental education programs.

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Iowa Student Travel Guide: What Tour Operators Need to Know in 2026 and Beyond

The Hawkeye State connects K-12 learners with nationally significant stories spanning agriculture, art, innovation, conservation, presidential history, immigration and the Mississippi River

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