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Massachusetts Environmental Education Society Website

Welcome to Massmees.org

The Massachusetts Environmental Education Society is dedicated to the promotion, preservation, and improvement of environmental education in the state and region.

MEES provides tools for environmental educators, including our annual conference in March, the MEES Observer (newsletter), massmees.org, and sponsorship of Project WET.

Come explore what MEES can do for you!

Ask Congress to Support Environmental Education for America's Children!
When I was a kid, I spent hours playing outside, catching frogs, lizards
 and butterflies... helping my parents and grandparents grow (and harvest)
 an endless supply of muscadine grapes, green beans, pecans, tomatoes and
 wildflowers... playing hide-and-go-seek among the blackberry bushes
 (ouch)... finding the fastest way to hose off a leg covered in fire ants
 (double ouch)... ha! Even the painful memories are happy ones to me now.
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Mass Agriculture in the Classroom Grants

Special Grants for Teachers and Schools Connecting with Local Agricultural Commissions

Massachusetts Agriculture in the Classroom will award eight special grants in the amount of $150 each to projects that strengthen connections between the classroom and your local Agricultural Commission. These Special Mini-grant proposals are due November 1 and will be awarded based on: 1) the agricultural education merit of the project; 2) the number of students reached; 3) matching funds or time given by local Agricultural Commission members; and 4) the lasting value of the project or purchased materials. For more information visit our website at www.aginclassroom.org or send to P.O. Box 345 Seekonk, MA 02771.

 

 
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Timeline of board members

MEES has had hundreds of enthusiastic board members over the years. We are constructing this list to identify the people who have served on the board in the past.

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Webmaster, Tim Rayworth, outlines the functions of massmees.org to the MEES Board at the TTOR Doyle Conservation Centerin Leominster on April 1.
Webmaster, Tim Rayworth, outlines the functions of massmees.org to the MEES Board at the TTOR Doyle Conservation Centerin Leominster on April 1.
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Wisconsin Forest Tales

Wisconsin Forest Tales

Category: Ecosystems: Forests


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The Nature Conservancy, Massachusetts Chapter (73)
TNC provides conservation protection and stewardship efforts in priority threatened habitat areas. Partnering with state and federal agencies, land trusts & community groups, the Chapter currently owns and manages over 22,000 acres in 20 preserves.