Learning to Make Choices for the Future

Connecting Public Lands, Schools, and Communities through Place-based Learning and Civic EngagementLearning to Make Choices for the Futureprepared by: The Center for Place-based Learning and Community Engagement A Forest For Every ClassroomLearning to Make Choices for the FutureConnecting Public Lands, Schools, and Communities through Place-based Learning and Civic EngagementDelia ClarkThis manual was prepared by:The Center for Place-based Learning and Community EngagementA Partnership Program of the National Park Service Conservation Study Institute, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, and Shelburne Farms National Historic LandmarkA Forest For Every ClassroomA Project of Shelburne Farms, NPS Conservation Study Institute, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, Green Mountain National Forest, and the Northeast Office of the National Wildlife FederationPublication date: December 2008ii This manual was originally conceived through the work of the Forest for Every Classroom and has evolved under the guidance of its founding partners.

civic engagement and ownership lead to successful long-term stewardship. InTEndEd AudIEnCE This manual is designed for two primary audiences: 1) Educators, interpreters, rangers, and managers working on any public land who would like to develop a strong place-based learning and civic engagement program in partnership with the local

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