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For This Project, Sequoia Riverlands Trust Is Applying on Behalf of the Sequoia Environmental Education Directive (SEED) to Hire a Part-time Coordinator. This Coordinator Will Work With S.e.e.d. Member Organizations, as Well as Local Educators, Administrators, Districts, and Other For-profit and Non-profit Organizations in Tulare County to Create a Framework for Locally-relevant Climate-related Curriculum for Grades K-12. by Doing So, the Coordinator Will Bring Together Many Organizations and Individuals to Build a Network of Stakeholders Interested in the Future of Climate Literacy in the Region. This Program Will Only Serve to Increase Equitable and Meaningful Access to Climate-related Curriculum and Resources, Not Only to Resources Provided by the S.e.e.d. Network But Also to National Resources Available Through Noaa, the Epa, and Other Related Organizations, and Will Increase Capacity of Teachers to Provide Meaningful Climate- Related Education to Youth in the County. This Will Als
Committed
$181,445
Paid out
$143.4K
79%
Committed, not yet paid
$38.0K
21%
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