At Polliwog Preschool, held at the Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue, we focus on developing the whole child – socially, emotionally, mentally and physically – while initiating them into a lifelong, meaningful relationship with the natural world. 

Consider Living in the Sustainable Living Community in Poplar Hall
 The College of the Environment  and Housing  &  Food Services (HFS) are excited to continue their partnership in offering a residential community for students interested in sustainability and the environment.  

Save the date!  May 2nd, 2:30pm in Mary Gates 173 R.  
Interested in learning more about adventures in PoE?  
Want to hear about the travel possibilities and what can be done with this degree?   

This quarter we have another exciting line-up of speakers, both students and faculty (see schedule below). So far we’ve already been treated to one excellent, philosophical talk by PoE Faculty Megan Styles on the use of historical family artifacts as an entry point into understanding environmental history. 

ENVIR 480 sponsors a Panel on Sustainable and Responsible Investing

Tuesday April 16th, 12:30pm-2:00pmUniversity of Washington ACC/Wallace Hall Commons
Due to space constraint, we can only accept 15 people in addition to the 24 students.  

Environmental Writing: Inspire, Observe, Inhabit! 
Burke MuseumSat., May 4, 2013 | 9 am – 5 pm $100 registration fee; 10% discount for Burke Members
Made possible by the Rebecca S. and Robert M. 

Ginger Armbrust, speaking at Seattle Aquarium, April 11th – comp tickets available for students!

COSEE OLC, a co-sponsor of Sound Conversations, invites PoE students for an evening with Ginger Armbrust on Thursday April 11th.  

Come to Your Senses! Foundations for Ecological LiteracyA Summer Workshop Series

In six 3-hour sessions, Foundations for Ecology Literacy workshops will provide you with a unique set of tools for observing, understanding, and interacting with the natural world.