The Alliance for New Jersey Environmental Education (ANJEE) is excited to announce its 42nd Annual Winter Conference at The College of New Jersey on Thursday, January 14th and Friday, January 15th, 2027.
This year’s theme: Imagine If...
Thank you to the North American Association of Environmental Education, NAAEE, for the use of their conference theme.
The Annual Conference will take place on two-days January 14th & 15th, 2027.
This year’s theme: Imagine If...
Thank you to the North American Association of Environmental Education, NAAEE, for the use of their conference theme.
The Annual Conference will take place on two-days January 14th & 15th, 2027.
Conference Details and FAQs
Early Bird Rate Ends December 18th!We are currently offering an Early Bird Rate until December 18th. We are holding the same price as last year for our Bundle Ticket! Become an ANJEE member and save $45 all together!
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Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out our FAQ's page about our Fall Conference! If you have any questions about the Conference, please contact director@anjee.org.
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Workshops Available to AttendWe are currently finalizing our Winter Conference schedule! Check out a few workshop that will be offered at the 2027 Winter Conference below!
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Workshops Being Offered at ANJEE's 42nd Winter Conference!
Investigating Human–Environment Systems with Place-Based Learning by Pat Heaney
Bring place-based learning to life through hands-on modeling, simulations, and group problem-solving. Explore watershed health, sustainable communities, land-use decisions, population pressures, and wildlife conservation. Gain strategies that help learners analyze local issues, evaluate tradeoffs, and take informed action, plus access to over 40 ready-to-use Population Education activities.
Wild Families: Simple, Hands-On Engaging Family Programs That Click by Patrick Evans and Karla Zuber
Discover simple, hands-on activities designed for a variety of themes. From Nocturnal Nightlife and Nature Art to Mammals and Birds to many more, this session showcases practical, low-cost ways to connect families with nature. Leave with a ready-to-use toolkit of crowd-pleasing program themes!
Making Sense of Your Senses in Nature by Peter Marchetto
We'll be looking at how you perceive the world through your senses, how technology can help us to look at the natural world over longer amounts of time, and how all of these things interact.
Songs of Summer Insects by Rick Lear
Have you ever sat and listened to the music on a warm summer evening? Come and learn more about the crickets, grasshoppers and other insects that form this orchestra each year. We'll I.D. by sound and by sight, many of the players who make up this chorus and learn about their ecological roles.
NJ Birds and Climate Change by Roberta Hunter
In this interactive session, we will explore the impacts of climate change on birds in general and New Jersey birds in particular. A variety of data representations will help tell the story of the plight of local birds, then we will create plans of action for students or other audiences.
