Georgia Outdoor Classroom Council

RESOURCE GUIDE


Revised Edition - October 1997
Lisa Crowder
, Editor/Web Designer


This guide has been created to provide K-12 educators and administrators in Georgia with information to help them harnass the educational potential of their school grounds. Although much of the information is specific to Georgia, we hope that others interested in outdoor classrooms will find information of use to them as well. We welcome suggestions regarding resources to add to this guide, as well as comments about its current content and format.


The Georgia Outdoor Classroom Council is a coalition of organizations and individuals sharing an interest in the design, development, maintenance and use of outdoor classrooms.


Organizations and agencies actively involved in the
Outdoor Classroom Council include:

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Chattahoochee Nature Center

DeKalb County Cooperative Extension Service

Dunwoody Nature Center

Environmental Education Alliance

Fernbank Science Center

Georgia Environmental Protection Division

Georgia Forestry Commission

Georgia Native Plant Association

Georgia Perennial Plant Association

Georgia Parent Teacher Association

Georgia Wildlife Federation

National Wildlife Federation

USDA Forest Service


Companies and corporations supporting the Outdoor Classroom Council include:

Bartlett Tree Expert Company

Dogwood Knoll Design

Georgia Power


A c k n o w l e d g m e n t s

The Outdoor Classroom Council Resource Guide was originally compiled and developed by Christi Gaasch of the DeKalb County Cooperative Extension Service and Laurie Ford of Americorps.

Publication of this edition of the Outdoor Classroom Council Resource Guide is made possible, in part, by an Urban and Community Forestry grant from the USDA Forest Service (administered by the Georgia Forestry Commission).


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Georgia Outdoor Classroom Council Resource Guide, October 1997 Edition
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