Fresh Banana Leaves: Earth Optimism Book of the Month
June's book of the month highlights the critical role of Indigenous science for our planet.
June's book of the month highlights the critical role of Indigenous science for our planet.
Cat KutzA US-based class connected with peers in France and French Territories to learn how they can be part of the solution for our shared, sustainable future. Their teacher, Maria Isabel Alonso, answered a few questions with her class at Belen Jesuit Preparatory School in Miami, Florida, about how they used the Smithsonian in France program to incorporate global sustainable goals into their curriculum and daily lives.
Cat KutzHeidi Gibson works to develop engaging and future-forward curriculum for the Smithsonian Science Education Center. Recently, she developed the Sustainable Communities guide as part of the Smithsonian Science for Global Goals project for use in the #SmithsonianInFrance program. Learn more about this guide and how a sustainable-centered curriculum supports global students on their paths toward creating an equitable, sustainable, and connected future.
Cat KutzThe Smithsonian Office of International Relations is always finding new and innovative ways to showcase how the Smithsonian is part of a shared, sustainable future for the Earth. Aviva Rosenthal, Director of the Smithsonian's Office of International Relations, shares how the Smithsonian Institution-wide legacy, resources, and goals can also help foster a sustainable learning path for students around the globe.
Cat KutzDavid Dussort and his Seconde 6 students at Sainte Marie Bastide High School in Bordeaux, France, participated in the U.S. Embassy in Paris and Smithsonian's cross-cultural program #SmithsonianInFrance. Learn more about their experience and how the lessons have shaped their way of thinking globally and acting locally.
Cat KutzU.S. Ambassador to the French Republic and to the Principality of Monaco, Ambassador Denise Campbell Bauer, reflects on the Smithsonian-France partnership that has helped students reach across the globe to connect on important issues facing our planet.
Cat KutzApril's book of the month celebrates conservation success for Earth Month.
Cat KutzStudents from the U.S., France, and French overseas regions are working together with the support of the Smithsonian and the U.S. Embassy in France to focus on fostering a sustainable future for all.
Cat KutzMarch's book of the month gets us ready for Earth Month with a collection of hope-filled stories.
Cat KutzThe Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation offers undergraduate students a chance to dive head-first into the world of conservation and discover possible career paths.
Clark Farley is a graduating senior at George Mason University with interests in climate change, conservation, environmental justice and science communication.These stories celebrate success, uncover a spark of hope, share a new idea, or might just make you feel good about Planet Earth.
Cat KutzFebruary’s Earth Optimism book of the month pick shares how hope is not only possible but necessary in the fight for our planet.
Cat KutzThese stories celebrate success, uncover a spark of hope, share a new idea, or might just make you feel good about Planet Earth.
Cat KutzThese stories celebrate success, uncover a spark of hope, share a new idea, or might just make you feel good about Planet Earth.
Cat KutzThese stories celebrate success, uncover a spark of hope, share a new idea, or might just make you feel good about Planet Earth.
Cat KutzJanuary's Earth Optimism book of the month pick shows how transformation is possible for people and nature.
Cat Kutz2021 was another trying year for Earth and its inhabitants. The pandemic has lingered on, and yet again, there were disappointing climate responses from global powers. But there's still reason to be hopeful as we look ahead to the new year.
Cat KutzThese stories celebrate success, uncover a spark of hope, share a new idea, or might just make you feel good about Planet Earth.
Cat KutzThese stories celebrate success, uncover a spark of hope, share a new idea, or might just make you feel good about Planet Earth.
Cat KutzAn overcast stroll on a rocky, oil-stained shoreline is probably not your idea of a day at the beach. It didn’t bother us. We were wandering up and down Qatar’s coast to find the bones of recently dead marine mammals.
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