Due to COVID-19, this year we will be hosting our annual Environmental Booth Fair online, on this page we have provided resources of different organizations and individuals who work, recreate or care for the outdoors for you to access and learn more about!
Check out the great job opportunities to work in the outdoors and further your conservation career!
Learn about our environment, the outdoors and how you can take care of our earth!
Learn about all the different groups that sharing information on recreating in the outdoors!
Check out the different organizations and individuals who work in the outdoor field!
CorpsTHAT partners with the Southeast Conservation Corps based in Chattanooga, TN to develop and support their ASL Inclusion crew for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Youth in the SE region. This summer they have many opportunities for high school youth as well as young adults. To learn more and apply visit their website.
Learn more about the US Forest Service from a Deaf District Ranger based in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. There are many job opportunities within the USFS visit usajobs.gov to find open positions.
Check out these organizations and individuals who are sharing outdoor and environmental education with the Deaf Community and learn what you can do during the COVID-19 pandemic to be a steward of the outdoors
A Deaf run non-profit focusing increasing the Deaf community's access to STEM through ASL, they are currently doing an #opttoact campaign to foster awareness in how to reduce our impact on the environment.
Check out all our outdoor and environmental education videos and activites in ASL
Learn about plants and how to garden in ASL with Deaf Greenthumbs
Lots of great environmental and earth friendly tips to learn about in ASL, posted to @Bee_earthy's instagram account
Visit the National Wildlife Federation Native Plant Finder to learn about what grows in your region, then make a native plant garden in your yard to provide shelter and food for wildlife and to support pollinators in your local ecosystem.
Visit the National Geographic site to learn more about different studies being conducted all over the world and how you can participate by collecting data from your local neighborhood
Visit REI's page on #OptToAct for 52 weeks of different actions you can take to make the earth a healthier place and visit Atomic Hands for the weekly ASL version!
Learn how to recreate safely in the outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic and different Deaf Outdoor groups on social media
The Leave No Trace organization for outdoor ethics has provided a guideline to follow so you can get outside and safely recreate.
Join virtual campfire stories from @aslenglishvirtualacademy
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