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EEAA's Traveling Trunks
EEAA’s Board of Directors has developed a number of teaching trunks that it makes available FREE to its members. Each trunk was designed on a particular environmental theme or topic, and contains activity guides, lesson plans, teaching props, and other materials for use in a classroom. Trunks can be borrowed by EEAA members for a two-week loan period. The loan period may be extended provided the trunk has not already been requested by another member.To request a trunk, members simply need to make a request that includes the trunk they wish to borrow (see below), when they would like to borrow it, the school where they teach, and their city. EEAA will make arrangements for the trunk to be in the possession of an EEAA Board Member from the region where the member teaches and then the Board Member will contact the teacher to make arrangements for drop-off and pick-up of the trunk.
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1 "Take-A-Hike" Traveling Trunk Jeff Hughes
2 "Water & Wetlands" Traveling Trunk Jeff Hughes
3 "Bats" Traveling Trunk Jeff Hughes
 

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BEEP Award(s): 2010 Best Environmental Educator, School/Organization: McDowell Environmental Center, School/Organization City: Nauvoo, County (Region): Winston County (Region #1)
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