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Recent blog posts
- Garbage Dreams Screening... Thursday, Dec 18 at 8pm at 92nd Y Tribeca
- From Faucet to Flush: The Future of New York's Water System
- UFT Green Schools Meeting on Tuesday, Dec 16th at 4pm
- UFT Green Schools Meeting on Tuesday, Dec 16th at 4pm
- Notes on Increasing Your School Collection
- Teachers Can Enter the Con Edison Teacher Challenge
- “Wildlife Theater” from Central Park Zoo for Elementary Schools
- UFT Green Schools Meeting on Thurs., Nov. 20th from 4:00 - 5:30pm
- Zero Waste Conference in Albany, NY on Saturday, Nov 15.
- Zero Waste Conference in Albany, NY on Sat. Nov 15th. Wanna go?
Environmental Education and Nature Centers
Alley Pond Environmental Center
Blue Heron Nature Center
Staten Island, NY
Programs offered at the Park include Trees at Work, The Ways of the Forest, Wetlands to Woodlands, Bugs and Butterflies, Spring Beauty, and Seeds and Pods are all programs offered at the park. In-school programs on waterways, rainforests and the relationship of Native Americans to nature are available to Staten Island schools.
Clearpool Education Center
Howe Caverns
These caverns were discovered in 1842 and have been a favorite tourist attraction since 1929. Tours of the caverns last over an hour and include a boat ride on the underground Lake of Venus. A sprawling lodge offers a restaurant, motel, gift shop and snack bar. The drive to Howe Caverns is as scenic as the cave itself, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains.