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May 13, 2008: Second Community Speaker Series event with Byron Almquist, an Outdoor Guide & Wilderness Skills Instructor for Canoe and Trail Adventures.
Community Speaker Series

The Spring 2008 newsletter is here!
Check out the T.R.E.E. newsletter, T.R.E.E. Talk, online.
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Recycle for T.R.E.E.
T.R.E.E. is collecting old cell phones and printer cartridges for recycling which will help our organization as well as the earth!
T.R.E.E. Fundraising



Coming Events

COMMUNITY SPEAKER SERIES

T.R.E.E. invites the community to hear three local experts share their insights on pressing environmental issues in the New Orleans metropolitan area as part of a TREE's Community Speaker Series.

7 - 8:30 p.m.
Delgado Community College's Student Center in the "Dolphin Den"

Enter parking lot off of Navarre

Tuesday April 29, 2008

Carlton Dufrechou, Executive Director, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation. Learn about Lake Pontchartrain and its impact on New Orleans environment.

Tuesday May 13, 2008

Byron Almquist, Canoe and Trail Adventures, Outdoor Guide & Wilderness Skills Instructor. Learn about where to go outdoors in the wetlands (marshes and swamps) of Southern Louisiana.

Tuesday May 27, 2008

Johanna Gilligan, New Orleans Food and Farm Network with students from O. Perry Walker Sr. High. Learn about local efforts for sustainably produced food for the long-term health of our environment, economy, and communities.

Admission is $10 per event or $25 for the series.
Contact T.R.E.E. for more information.

TREETALKS

We invite you to attend a TREETALK for a lively hour of information about what T.R.E.E. does.

A TREETALK is a one-hour opportunity for our Board Members, staff, and volunteers to meet with Community Members, potential Donors, and other interested parties to provide in-depth information about our programs, our mission, and our future. We offer a chance to take part in one of the fun learning activities that each child experiences on a day in the "Outdoor Classroom", and we answer any questions you may have.

Please contact us for more information, to register, or to get directions to any of the TREETALKS in your area.

NORTHSHORE TREETALKS

Call to register (985) 875-9493

SOUTHSHORE TREETALKS

Uptown Locations
Call to register (504) 525-9020

T.R.E.E. Fundraising Event

May 2007 - This will be a regular yearly event. Please check back for more details.

T.R.E.E. Program Schedule
2007-2008 School Year

  • Lost TreasuresTM
    A full academic year program taught in the classroom for third and on into fourth grades.
    September 2006 - May 2007
  • Lakekeepers
    One-day Outdoor Classroom program for third grade. This program is being redesigned. Please inquire about our progress.
  • EarthkeepersTM
    A three-day Outdoor Classroom program for fourth grade.
    November 2007 - February 2008
  • Sunship EarthTM
    A five-day overnight program for fifth grade.
    October 2007 - December 2007 and March 2008 - April 2008
  • Sunship IIITM
    A three-day overnight program for seventh grade.
    January -February 2008

For more information, please contact us

photo of student smiling while holding up artist easel
"At Earthkeepers, I learned that everything you do has an effect on the earth." - Earthkeepers Participant


Contact Us

© 2002-2008 Teaching Responsible Earth Education (T.R.E.E.)
1504 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
504-525-9020 (phone)    504-525-9025 (fax)
tree_talk@yahoo.com

Earthkeepers is a very educational program. I would strongly recommend this to other schools and also families. -- Earthkeepers Parent Volunteer