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EEAB Members | Board Minutes | Upcoming Agenda Environmental Education Advisory Board (EEAB)The Environmental Education Advisory Board (EEAB) is the state board that guides the direction of environmental education in Minnesota. It was created by the 1990 Environmental Education Act (M.S. 1998, Chap. 115A.072) to promote environmental literacy for all Minnesota citizens. The Board accomplishes this by advising the Governor through the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, state agencies, organizations and citizens on the implementation of A GreenPrint for Minnesota: State Plan for Environmental Education (GreenPrint).One goal of the EEAB is to bring together various individuals and organizations that are working on comprehensive environmental education (EE) programs to further refine their roles in addressing the statewide issues and strategies identified in the GreenPrint. In addition, the EEAB plays an important role in guiding the implementation of the GreenPrint - including review of EE programs and policies - as well as guiding the future of EE in the state using the prioritized statewide outcomes and strategies listed in the document. The EEAB is the copyright owner of this document. The first edition of the GreenPrint was developed and published in 1993 with funds from the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCMR). The second edition was revised and printed in 2000. The third edition is currently in the public input and revision process. The Board consists of 20 members - eleven citizen representatives and nine government agencies representatives. One citizen member from each of the 8 congressional districts and 3 citizen at-large members comprise the citizen members (2 of the citizen members must be classroom teachers). They serve two-year terms. The Board also has a representative from each of the following: Pollution Control Agency, Department of Education, Department of Agriculture, Department of Health, Department of Natural Resources, Board of Water and Soil Resources, Environmental Quality Board, Board of Teaching, and the University of Minnesota Extension Service. The EEAB sunset as of June 30, 2008. The Environmental Education Advisory Task Force (EEATF) has been established to carry forward some of the work of the EEAB until the Board can be restored through the Legislative process. Learn more about the Environmental Education Advisory Task Force (EEATF). Contact information Michael J. Kennedy Environmental Education Specialist Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Prevention and Assistance Division 525 S. Lake Ave. Ste. 400 Duluth, MN 55802 Phone: 218-302-6629 Fax: 218-723-4727 mike.kennedy@state.mn.us EEAB MembersChair: Lee Ann Landstrom Congressional District Representatives
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