About this Event
As an agricultural practice with Indigenous origins, maple sugaring has been a tradition throughout the Northeast for thousands of years. How is climate change impacting maple syrup production and what can we do to plan for a climate resilient future in the region? Participants will experience hands-on and interactive lesson activities found in the curriculum, engage with data-based learning and connect with other educators engaged in science and climate focused learning in the region.
Check out the full curriculum module here: Maple Sugaring in a Warming Climate
Audience: Educators working with young people in grades 5-12
Cost: Free
Lunch and mileage reimbursement is provided as well as a stipend of $125 for educators as this event is outside of school hours.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
University of Maine - Cooperative Extension Building, 491 College Avenue, Orono, United States
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