Environmental education practices often follow larger trends in society. Not surprisingly, the origins of environmental education in the 1970s reflected a growing global concern about environmental degradation. While such concerns remain central to environmental education today, Across the Spectrum provides societal trends that have emerged since then and that are being integrated into environmental education as practiced in diverse settings around the world.
Across the Spectrum: Resources for Environmental Educators

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Reaching Refugees: Supporting Food Access and Expanding Nature Opportunities
Presented by the Food & Agriculture Community Even when refugee families arrive in the US with significant experience from their...
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Gardens in Flight: Butterfly Shows!
Presented by the Emerging Professionals Community Butterflies are a great way to showcase plants in action, and these insects typically...
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Public Garden Magazine
Public Garden Magazine – Volume 41, Issue 1
FOCAL POINTS Canopies & Climate - Four botanical gardens' insights on overstory tree care plans and strategies BACKBONES Digging Deep:...
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Food Safety in Public Garden Programming
Presented by the Food & Agriculture Community Presenters: Lola Bloom, Urban Agriculture Education Specialist, United States Botanic Garden Riley Finnegan-Carrion,...
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