The Center for Global Environmental Education, widely recognized for excellence in distance learning and environmental programming, proudly announces a new series of courses for educators. CGEE's Natural History Series provides you with the opportunity to enjoy the glorious Minnesota outdoors this winter and spring while learning about our state's natural history. Bring Minnesota's charm home to your students!

Explore the Minnesota outdoors without leaving the Twin Cities metro area with any of these exciting courses.

Spring Ecology Geology of the Twin Cities Volcanoes in the Classroom General Ornithology Prairie Ecology Autumn Field Biology

Field Biology in the Classroom Summer Field Biology at the Arboretum Canoe the Mississippi: The Twin Cities by Water

Looking for an outdoor weekend of learning and adventure? Enjoy both by enrolling in any of the following Natural History Series courses, offered on-site at the beautiful Audubon Center of the Northwoods in Sandstone, Minnesota!

Winter Ecology Minnesota Forests Aquatic Systems The Natural History of Rivers Reading the Landscape Birds of Prey: Issues and Actions

Birds of Minnesota Ecology of Central & South America (in Venezuela!) Minnesota Biomes Camping Adventure

Any of the above courses meet partial requirements for the completion of Hamline's Environmental Education Certificate. For information about offering a course/workshop at your site, or for other inquiries about the Natural History Series, contact Renee Wonser, Coordinator of Coursework for CGEE at 651-523-2419 .