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Welcome to AEEA
Arkansas Environmental Education Association (AEEA) is the only statewide network of environmental educators and is proud to serve as the Arkansas affiliate of the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE). Join fellow educators from across the many diverse regions of Arkansas in elevating environmental and outdoor learning!
Our Mission
AEEA champions access to environmental education, builds community among professionals, provides support to educators, and drives excellence in the field of environmental and outdoor education in Arkansas.
Upcoming Events
For 25 years, AEEA has been committed to providing resources, support, and opportunities for collaboration and networking.
Northwest Arkansas Nature Network Happy Hour
Description: The NWA Master Naturalists and Crystal Bridges Campus are hosting the NWA Nature Network's Spring Happy Hour. Location: Heartland Whole Health Institute850 Museum WayBentonville, AR 72712 Connect with nature‑focused organizations, volunteers,...
Summer eeCourse – Accessible by Nature
May 19 - July 21, 2026 Join AEEA this winter for an online learning opportunity to expand your skills to welcome and support all learners. Accessible by Nature: Designing Environmental Education to Support All Learners. This course uses the Universal Design for...
Green Careers Expo 2025 – Register Today
Space is still available. Register today for the 4th annual Green Careers Expo! As a collaboration between the Arkansas Forestry Association Education Foundation, the Arkansas Environmental Education Association, and South Arkansas College, we would like to invite...
AEEA News
Announcing 2026 Outstanding Environmental Educators
Three educators honored for innovation, hands-on learning and community impact. The Arkansas Environmental Education Association has named three outstanding educators as recipients of its 2026 awards, recognizing professionals whose work advances environmental and...
FoodPositive School and Community Garden Workshop
Fostering healthy eating, promoting outdoor learning, and strengthening community connections. In September six schools ranging from elementary through high school and five community-based nonprofits from Central Arkansas and the Delta region gathered for the...
Calling College Professors and High School Teachers!
We're inviting you to host a reading, either for a class or general public, in early March to introduce young adults to environmental stewardship through the lens of A Sand County Almanac, by Aldo Leopold. Through a grant from the Aldo Leopold Foundation, the...