Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Discover Your Forest Leads Accessible Place-based Conservation Education Across Central Oregon as an Established Guide for Educators, Students, and Community Members. Like Other Western States, Oregon Is at Increased Risk for Dangerous Wildfires Which Poses a Critical Need for Ecological Education Focused on Mitigating Wildfire Risks and Creating Defensible Spaces in Harmony With Nature. Lifelong Awareness Is Important as Youth Develop Into Eventual Landowners, Homeowners, and Leaders of Communities Exposed to Wildland-urban Interfaces. This Youth Wildfire Education Program (K-12) Will Foster Responsible Fire Behavior and Best Practices in Community Safety in the Next Generation of Environmental Stewards.the Wildland Fire Educator Will Deliver Discover Your Forests Fire Ecology Curriculum. the Curriculum Will Meet Grade-level Requirements of the Next Generation Science Standards and Oregons Tribal Shared History Standards (senate Bill 13). It Will Also Implement Trauma-informed Teaching Practices. Our Program Is Intended to Pick Up Where the Central Oregon Fire Management Service Prevention Technicians Team-teaching Leaves Off (grade 1), Provide Progressive Learning Curriculum in Wildland Fire Education for Grades 2-12 With Federal Agency and Native Specialists, and Introduce Career Pathway Opportunities for High School Aged Youth to Young Adults in Fire Management.
Committed
$274,176
Paid out
$86.2K
31%
Committed, not yet paid
$188.0K
69%
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