LINCK Conference Presentations

Click here for PDF file of presentation from the SmartStart 2011 conference.

These are PDF files that were from the March 2009 LINCK conference.

Outdoor Education Through the Seasons
By Davnet Conway Schaffer
Preschool Director and Head Teacher
The Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center Preschool
Gardening and Kids
By Jennifer Rothman
New York Botanical Garden
Ways to Connect Children and Nature at Schools
By Carolann James
Nassau BOCES Outdoor and Environmental Education
Protecting Land for Future Generations: How to Get kids Involved Today
By Jane Jackson
North Shore Land Alliance
E-Literacy Conquers Illiteracy
By Fred Stoss
University at Buffalo
SUNY
Self-Contained and Integrated Special Needs Programs
By Mary Watros
Nassau BOCES Outdoor & Environmental Education
and David Weingarten
Let All the Children Play
Family Participation in Outdoor Learning
By Annie McIntyre
Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center
Jones beach State park
Martin Avenue’s Beautification Team
By Jennie Kuhn
and Christine South
Martin Avenue School
North Bellmore, NY
Nature Explorium
By Sharon Breen
Middle Country Public Library
No Child Left Inside: Connecting Kids With Nature
By Julia Johnson
Islip Public School
Building a Greener, More Sustainable New York City
By the New York Restoration Project
Outdoor Learning in Parks and Museums
By Hillary Olson
Long Island Children’s Museum
and Enrico Nardone
Seatuck Environmental Association
Integrating Music and Movement into an Outdoor Program
By Sean Murphy
and Anne Wike
Being Art LLC
and Dimensions Educational Research Foundation
Ways to Connect Children & Nature in Neighborhoods and Backyards
By Sarah Lansdale
Sustainable Long Island
Rick Magder
Groundwork Hudson Valley
and Akiima Price
New York Restoration Project
A New Cycle of Commitment: Linking Environment and Health Through Bicycling
By Ted Coopwood
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
What to Look For in a Great Farm Visit
By Eve Kaplan-Walbrecht
Garden of Eve Organic Farm

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