Connecting Generations through Informal Geospatial and Conservation Education

University of Connecticut Extension educators are engaged in a new program that fosters intergenerational informal science, technology, engineering, and math learning through combining geospatial technology and conservation science. Conservation Training Partnerships (CTP) is a program that brings t...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of extension 2018-09, Vol.56 (5)
Hauptverfasser: Chadwick, Cary, Dickson, David, Arnold, Chester, Cisneros, Laura, Volin, John, Campbell, Todd, Moss, David, Rodriguez, Laura
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Zusammenfassung:University of Connecticut Extension educators are engaged in a new program that fosters intergenerational informal science, technology, engineering, and math learning through combining geospatial technology and conservation science. Conservation Training Partnerships (CTP) is a program that brings together adult conservation leaders and high-school-aged youths for a 2-day hands-on training that leads to community-based conservation projects. The program creates synergistic project teams that combine the adult partners' community and conservation knowledge with the youth partners' technological facility. This innovative intergenerational approach holds promise for Extension professionals in improving technology-based trainings and projects.
ISSN:1077-5315
0022-0140
1077-5315
DOI:10.34068/joe.56.05.08