
PROJECT LEARNING TREE
Workshop Leader TRAINING OPPORTUNITY
The
California
Project Learning
Tree (PLT)
program needs additional workshop leaders
and
we would like you to join the ÒnetworkÓ of PLT volunteer facilitators. Please
join us at this leadership training workshop.
When
and Where?
Friday, January 28 (4:30-9 PM) and Saturday, January 29, 2005
(8:30 AM to 3 PM) at the
San Bernardino County Museum in Redlands
Who can
apply?
Anyone who will lead or
help sponsor Project Learning Tree workshops may apply. This 12-hour
facilitator-training workshop will prepare and certify you to represent the PLT
program in your region. Upon
completion of the training, you can offer PLT as a professional development
workshop for teachers, youth group leaders, natural resource managers, parents
and others. The goal of PLT workshops is to demonstrate to educators
how useful the PLT materials and program
are in helping integrate environmental education into their program and
curriculum as well
as meet CaliforniaÕs academic grade
level standards.
What are
the benefits?
When
joining the PLT facilitator network, you will be linked to one of the most dynamic
groups of ÒEEÓ leaders in California. You will receive ÒBranching Out,Ó,Ó a newsletter for PLT
facilitators, a variety of information to help keep you up-to-date with the
trends in environmental education along with opportunities to attend additional
training and gatherings. PLT also
offers an annual awards program to recognize the outstanding service of those
who implement PLT in California.

How
do I apply?
If you are
interested in attending, please contact Kay Antunez, PLT Coordinator,
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to
request a ÒPLT Facilitator
Training Application.Ó
E-mail
or call (916)
653-7958. There is no cost for the training.
NOTE: If you have presented an
application, call to insure that it is still on file. Workshops are offered
continuously - please
let us know if you would like to remain on the mailing list.
Thanks
for your interest and commitment to environmental education!