Chandra Dunbar and Birgid Niedenzu are bringing the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems into their classrooms. By joining EPI’s professional development, these educators traded traditional lectures for hands-on research in Costa Rica and Mexico. Now, their students are solving real-world problems with urchins and sea turtles, sending engagement "through the roof". Discover NGSS-aligned PD that slashes prep time and reignites your passion for teaching.

EPI courses combine hands-on science, field research, cultural exchange, and conservation to build skills and connect students with nature.

Transforming education for educators in La Paz through a collaborative program by Teton Science Schools and Ecology Project International.

EPI Introduces New Partnership with Toucan Ridge Ecology and Education Society (T.R.E.E.S.) for 2023 Belize Programs. The country of...