To support projects, courses, or programs including equipment proposed by teachers that help advance the mission and vision of the Stewardship Education Alliance.
MISSION: To increase community awareness of ways to be better stewards of our local watersheds.
VISION: An educated and engaged community preserving and improving the local watershed.
Teachers in public and independent schools in the five towns that serve Camden Hills High School are eligible to Teachers in public and independent schools in Appleton,Camden, Hope, Lincolnville, and Rockport, Maine are eligible to apply for a grant.
High school students may apply for individual or group projects if they have the support of a teacher.
We encourage using local resident Elizabeth (Beedy) Parker’s book A Natural History of Camden and Rockport (1984) as a baseline against which to observe and record change in our local watersheds. (To download this book go to: https://mainenaturalhistory.org/natural-history-camden-rockport)
1. Projects must include data collection by students, or training to prepare teachers for such projects.
2. Grants must not be for expenses covered by taxes.
3. Grant applications will be reviewed by a committee.
4. A second committee will review implementation upon completion.
5. Grantees must submit a review to S.E.A. of their project or program, and share that information with colleagues.
6. Grantees will present work supported by a grant from S.E.A. at a celebration in January, 2024, and will have the opportunity to share their work at S.E.A. FAIR, June 2, 2023.
7. Please submit the attached application form by December 4, 2023 to: info@StewardshipEducationAlliance.org
8. Grants will be awarded in late December, 2023.
Please apply online at https://stewardshipeducationalliance.org/grants/ or send your completed application to:
info@StewardshipEducationAlliance.org
For further information call: 207-992-3039
MISSION: To increase community awareness of
ways to be better stewards of our local
watersheds.
VISION: An educated and engaged community
preserving and improving the local watershed.
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Appleton Village School
Dave Munson: Teacher
Camden Hills Regional High School
Jenna VanRyn: Student
Camden-Rockport Elementary School
in transition
Camden-Rockport Middle School
Elphie Owen, Teacher
Camden Public Library
Amy Hand: Youth Services Director
Children’s House Montessori School
Germaine Koomen: Teachers
Hope Elementary School
Colin Amundsen: Teacher
Lincolnville Central School
Jill Finney: Teacher
People Place, a cooperative pre-school
Sessa Salas: Director
The Riley School
Rebecca Clapp: Director
Seaside Village Pre-School
Jennessa Tyler: Director
Sweettree School
Lindsay Pinchbeck: Director
Watershed School
Robbin Dilley, Science, Scarlet Labbe-Watson: Student