Earth Partnership for Schools
High school and elementary students plant a rain garden on their schoolyard.
EPS NEWS
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EPA’s Office of Children’s Health and Environmental Education Funds EPS Collaboration with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
RESTORE: Children and Nature will establish partnerships in CA, IA, KS, MN, MD, OK, VA, and WI to build the capacity of teachers, students, non-formal educators, natural resource personnel, and citizen volunteers to work with schools to restore native habitats and promote community stewardship. [read more] Read more »
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Fall Prairie
In the late-autumn prairie the raucous yellow, purple, and green color combinations of midsummer are long gone. Read more »
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Earth Partnership for Schools Exhibit at the United States Botanic Garden (USBG) May – October, One Planet—Ours! Sustainability for the 21st Century
UW Madison Arboretum’s Earth Partnership for Schools (EPS) exhibited at the USBG as a model K-12 educational program that connects children to nature through the process of restoring native ecosystems. Read more »
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Earth Partnership for Schools Receives ESEA Grant
EPS has received a Wisconsin ESEA Improving Teacher Quality Grant for expanding and strengthening the Schoolyard Restoration-Education Model for Wisconsin. Read more »