The Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan professional organization that enhances knowledge and expertise by providing a neutral forum for information exchange, professional development, networking opportunities, public education, and outreach to more than 8000 environmental professionals in 65 countries. A&WMA also promotes global environmental responsibility and ...

The Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor is managed by the National Park Service, two state governments, local municipalities, and citizens who help protect the valley’s special identity. BRVNHC provides a variety of brochures featuring sites and activities. Programs are tailored for students in grades K-12. Topics covered are water ...

Ashore inside our waterfront classroom and afloat aboard our 42-foot Erica Lee, we offer programs for all ages centered around ocean and environmental education.BOAT CAMP Inc is a nonprofit, educational organization. ...

In this on-line directory you will find a current listing of experiential environmental education (E3) programs offered for Boston's youth. For the purposes of this directory, we define an E3 program as any hands-on learning activity which helps Boston ’s youth gain a better understanding of nature and the impact ...

City Year Boston is a non-profit organization committed to bettering the lives of inner city youth. The Green Team teaches environmental curriculum in classrooms in the Boston Public Schools, while at the same time partnering with state and local agencies such as the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, the Boston ...

The Boston Harbor Association (TBHA) promotes a clean, alive, and accessible Boston Harbor. TBHA’s “Harbor Bound” education program introduces students to job opportunities in the environmental field, and educates them about environmental issues confronting Boston Harbor. This innovative, free program brings high school age students on a boat tour of ...

BNAF is a nonprofit organization working on open space issues in the City of Boston. Currently, BNAF’s work on environmental education is focused on two greenways: The East Boston Greenway and The Neponset River Greenway. BNAF has a YOUNG EXPLORERS program for grades K-8. The Young Explorers program introduces children ...

The Boston Nautical Heritage Group offers EdVenturesª or Educational Adventures to youth and education groups aboard historic sailing vessels, or Tall Ships, along the North American East Coast and the Caribbean, Galapagos Islands and South Pacific. EdVenturesª are coordinated with lead educators to compliment classroom curriculum and requirements. EdVenturesª can ...

The Boston Park Rangers are a division of the Boston Parks and Recreation Department. We provide a variety of programs to all age groups. The programs range from environmental topics to historical, and are offered free of charge to all groups. We provide indoor and outdoor programs year-round at a ...

Catch the Science Bug¨ offers supplemental educational science programs and assemblies for students in grades preK-8. Catch the Science Bug’s intent is to raise environmental consciousness, increase science literacy, and generate interest in the pursuit of science careers. This program features interactive, inquiry-based methods of presentation and hands-on activities. Programs ...