About the Conference
Each fall the Wisconsin
Center for Environmental Education hosts a conference
for high school students and teachers. A different
environmentally-related theme is featured each year. A
variety of professionals and students present sessions,
workshops, and posters related to the theme. The
conference is most often held on the University of
Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus.
The purpose
of this event is to:
- Share information
on current environmental issues.
- Provide a forum
where students and teachers from all over Wisconsin
can learn, network, and share ideas.
- Empower students
with tools to solve environmental dilemmas.
- Provide career
information and skill-building opportunities.
History
The first High School
Conference on the Environment was held in 1991. Since
then there has only been one year in which the conference was not held. Governor Doyle recognized the significance of this event
and with his endorsement the event became known as the
Governor's High School Conference on the Environment
from 2003-2008.
Past Conferences
2010 -
Our
Wonderful Waters: Challenges and Opportunities for
Wisconsin's Students
2009 - Our Changing Forests:
Challenges and Opportunities for Wisconsin's Students
2008
- Student Power: Conserving Your Future with Energy
Efficiency and Renewable Energy
2007 -
Students Making a Difference: Citizen Science Monitoring
2006 - Climate
Change Up Close: Investigating the Issue in Wisconsin
and Beyond
2005 -
Power Up Wisconsin: Charging Ahead to an Energy
Efficient Future
2004 -
Sustaining Wisconsin's Forests: Exploring and
Understanding Our Role
2003 -
Pooling Our Resources: Understanding and Protecting
Water in Wisconsin
2002 -
Waste Not, Want Not: Choices in Consumption and
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