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“We are inspired by the work and commitment of the educators and schools in Broward County Public Schools that, through the Guy Harvey Conservation Education Program, promote marine science and strengthen conservation education,” said Jessica Harvey, CEO of the Guy Harvey Foundation (GHF), the global non-profit organization that supports scientific research, advances education, and drives advocacy that protects marine ecosystems to keep the ocean a place for exploration for generations to come.”
Through the Guy Harvey Conservation Education Program, educators, and by extension schools and school districts, can participate in regional professional development opportunities dedicated to environmental STEAM education. Following their training in the program, participants become Guy Harvey Conservation (GHC) Educators who are then empowered with recognition, knowledge and resources they can share with students to foster environmental awareness and contribute to a sustainable future. The program offers supplies and grants for field trips enabling GHC Educators to enhance their teaching and instill conservation values in students. Open to all elementary, middle and high school educators, the immersive and experiential education program training includes all the materials, classroom supplies and educational content they need to inspire and excite the next generation of stewards of ocean conservation.
“Having these types of hands-on opportunities, professional development and resources for our teachers is essential for quality student learning”, according to Dr. JP Keener, Science Supervisor for the District. “We are grateful to the GHF for providing these valuable resources”.
There are 11 schools in Broward County Public Schools that are recognized as Guy Harvey Conservation Schools and 86 educators in the District are Guy Harvey Conservation Educators.
“The commitment of school systems across the nation dedicated to environmental STEAM education creates a ripple effect as educators become catalysts for positive environmental change in the minds and actions of their students,” Harvey added. “Our goal is to educate and enlighten more than 50 million students and more than five million teachers globally with our educational initiatives.”
For more information on the Guy Harvey Conservation Education Program, including benefits and upcoming training locations, schedules and more, visit GuyharveyFoundation.org/education/conservationprogram/ or email [email protected].
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About the Guy Harvey Foundation
With a focused mission to better understand and conserve the ocean environment, the Guy Harvey Foundation (GHF) collaborates with local, national and international organizations to conduct scientific research and provides funding to affiliated researchers who share this objective. GHF’s educational efforts include professional development opportunities for educators and creation of resources for students and marine enthusiasts to better understand the importance of our oceans and their inhabitants. For more information, visit www.GuyHarveyFoundation.org. Follow the GHF on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GuyHarveyOcean, on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/guyharveyfoundation, or connect on Instagram at www.instagram.com/GuyHarveyOcean.
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