Topic: Education Module

Initiative

Student-Led Land Conservation Movement

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Launched by students at Middlebury College, the Wild Hometown Movement is an alliance of place-based, youth-powered environmental clubs and educational programs whose goal is to empower the next generation of environmental leaders. Working on a local scale, student leaders connect youth to the natural world in their college towns and their own hometowns by inspiring young people to be advocates and champions for natural landscapes in the future.
Author(s): Marissa Latshaw
Topics: Advocacy, ALPINE, Education Module, Students
Initiative: Education
March 13, 2022
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Resources Toolkit

Creating a Wild Hometown Movement – Toolkit

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The Wild Hometown Toolkit can help students build a collaborative environmental organization by providing steps to start a Wild Hometown chapter in their community, build a campus organization, and connect with local youth and with local partners involved in land conservation, environmental education, and biodiversity.
Topics: Advocacy, ALPINE, Education Module, Toolkit, Students
Resource Added March 13, 2020
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Resources Presentation

University of Massachusetts – Introduction to Land Protection Presentation

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Topics: Land Protection, ALPINE, Curriculum, Education Module
Resource Added January 1, 2017
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Resources Learning Opportunities

University of Massachusetts – Introduction to Land Protection Module Reading List

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Topics: Land Protection, ALPINE, Curriculum, Education Module
Resource Added January 1, 2017
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