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Nevada State Certification in
Environmental Education and Interpretation
What is the NEEI program all about?
This comprehensive state program in Environmental Education & Interpretation (EE&I) is offered for educators and others working in nature centers, museums, zoos, aquaria, schools, and other nature-and heritage-rich places. The workshop format of these courses will emphasize student-centered learning experiences. Prior to registering for the courses, the participant will need to complete a separate admissions process. To become certified, NEEI participants will complete the four courses that are described below. At the end of the coursework, participants will complete a supervised internship. Upon the achievement of coursework and the internship, the participant will be awarded a Nevada State Certificate in Environmental Education & Interpretation.
- Environmental Education: Conceptual Foundations, Issues, & Methods
- Environmental Literacy
- Planning, Implementing, and Fostering Learning in Environmental Education & Interpretation
- Diverse Audiences in Environmental Education & Interpretation
- Capstone Internship

Participants of the NEEI certification pilot, held during the 2008 Our Places Tell stories conference, work together to develop interactive skills and ideas.
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When is the next cohort offered?
This innovative program will begin another Cohort in Summer 2009. The courses will take place beginning on August 12, 2009. View the Summer 2009 Cohort schedule
How much does the NEEI certification cost?
For the Summer 2009 Cohort schedule, the cost for each of the certification courses and the capstone internship is $150.00.
How do I get started?
Download and submit the Admissions packet for the Nevada State Certification in Environmental Education and Interpretation program. Directions for submitting the Admissions packet can be found within the document. After you submit the Admissions packet, you will be contacted within two weeks with information on how to register.
Any questions?
Please contact: Allyson Butler, UNLV Public Lands Institute
702.895.5147 or 702.895.5097
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