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Curriculum and instructional materials

Healthy Water, Healthy Habits, Healthy People Classroom Activity Sampler and KIDs Activity Booklet. Washington, DC: U.S. Agency for International Development, 2008.

Willows in Our World. Butte, Montana: The Harbinger Consulting Group (produced for the National Folk Festival), 2008.

Coral Reef Education Project Activity Sampler. Bozeman, Montana: Project WET International Foundation, 2007.

WaterWise® Outdoors. Modesto, California: Resource Action Programs, 2005.

Ho‘ike o Haleakala. Hawai‘i National Park, Hawai‘i: Hawai‘i Natural History Association, 2002.

LivingWise®. Editor. Modesto, California: Resource Action Programs, 2005.

Natural resource instructional activities written for Project WILD, WET in the City, and Flying WILD.

Framing Issues: Building a Structure for Public Discussion. Dayton, Ohio: Kettering Foundation, 1995.

Curriculum Guide for the Issue Framing Workshop. Dayton, Ohio: Kettering Foundation, 1994.

Sample Business Curriculum for Tribal and Community Colleges — Classroom and Field Modules. Pablo, Montana: Salish-Kootenai College, 1992.

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National and community issue education and discussion guides

Six Strategies for Success: Effective Enforcement of Off-Road Vehicle Use on Public Lands. Missoula, Montana: Wildlands CPR, 2007 (updated 2009).

Fisheries for the Future. Washington, DC: World Wildlife Fund, 2003.

Protecting Communities and Serving the Public: Police and Residents Building Relationships to Work Together. Pomfret, Connecticut: Study Circles Resource Center, 2000.

Building Strong Neighborhoods for Families and Children: A Guide for Public Dialogue and Problem Solving. Editor. Pomfret, Connecticut: Topsfield Foundation, Inc., 2000.

Speaking of Y2K... A Guide to Open Dialogue and Creative Action for Communities and Neighborhoods. Bridger, Montana: The Harbinger Institute, 1999.

Smart Talk for Growing Communities: Meeting the Challenges of Growth and Development. Pomfret, Connecticut: Topsfield Foundation, Inc., 1998.

Water for Our Future. Arlington, Virginia: The Nature Conservancy, 1998.

Which Way Forward for Women? Washington, DC: General Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1996.

Clean Water: Taking Care of Unfinished Business. Washington, DC: North American Association for Environmental Education, 1996.

The Wetlands Issue: What Should We Do With Our Bogs, Swamps and Marshes? Troy, Ohio: North American Association for Environmental Education, 1992.

Environmental education resources

Guidelines for Excellence in the Initial Preparation of Environmental Educators. Washington, DC: North American Association for Environmental Education, 2000.

Excellence in Environmental Education -– Guidelines for Learning (Pre-K-12). Washington, DC: North American Association for Environmental Education, 1999.

Environmental Education in the United States—Past, Present and Future: Collected Papers of the 1996 National Environmental Education Summit. Editor. Washington, DC: North American Association for Environmental Education, 1998.

Environmental Education Materials: Guidelines for Excellence. Washington, DC: North American Association for Environmental Education, 1996.

Grant Funding for Your Environmental Education Program: Strategies and Options. Troy, Ohio: North American Association for Environmental Education, 1993.

Environmental education articles

“Going Online: EE Professional Development Meets Educators Where They Live,” article written for the Environmental Education and Training Partnership website. Stevens Point, Wisconsin: EETAP, 2011.

“Reinventing the Wheel: Next Steps in Building Comprehensive State and Provincial EE Programs,” article written for the Environmental Education and Training Partnership website. Stevens Point, Wisconsin: EETAP, 2011.

“Reflective Practitioners: Environmental Educators Share Their Professional Development Needs for the Next Five Years,” article written for Environmental Education and Training Partnership website. Stevens Point, Wisconsin: Environmental Education and Training Partnership, 2006.

"Reaching the Teachers: Integrating Environmental Education into Teacher Education Programs at Colleges and Universities," article written for Environmental Education and Training Partnership website. Stevens Point, Wisconsin: Environmental Education and Training Partnership, 2009.

“Leadership Clinics Revolutionize Environmental Education Conference Design,” article written for Environmental Education and Training Partnership website. Stevens Point, Wisconsin: Environmental Education and Training Partnership, 2006.

“Setting High Standards: Teacher Accreditation Incorporates Environmental Education,” article written for Environmental Education and Training Partnership website. Stevens Point, Wisconsin: Environmental Education and Training Partnership, 2006 (updated 2009).

Environmental Education: Moving Into the Educational Mainstream (InfoBrief publication). Washington, DC: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, August 2001.

“Environmental Education in a ‘Reforming’ Education World: Tools for Staying Relevant,” Taproot, Winter 1999-2000.

“Environmental Education: A Tool for Making Education Reform Work” Co-author. EETAP Resource Library Information Sheet #53, August 1999.

“Environmental Education in the Standards-Based Curriculum.” Co-author. EETAP Resource Library Information Sheet #51, July 1999.

“Environmental Education and the Social Studies: Making the Connections.” Co-author. EETAP Resource Library Information Sheet #52, July 1999.

Environmental Social Marketing and Environmental Education. Co-author. Washington, DC: Academy for Educational Development, 1993.

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