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NAEP Leadership Blog
MAY 3, 2021
Last year as COVID restrictions were being initiated throughout the world, NAEP had just shifted from an in-person conference format to a remote conference. NAEP and IAIA did a media blast which was well received. At that time, scientists were not being held in high regard in many venues.
NAEP Leadership Blog
FEBRUARY 24, 2021
I am not sure how many zoom meetings, webinars or casual conversations I have had over the past few weeks in which a question has been raised about what does the election mean for environmental professionals in 2021.
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NAEP Leadership Blog
FEBRUARY 18, 2020
I believe it's all about action. Ron Deverman, NAEP Fellow and chair of the Leadership Development Committee, shared 4 NAEP values at the most recent NAEP Chapters Retreat: taking control, moving ahead, coming home, and being a leader. Laura Thorne, NAEP Education Committee Co-Chair
NAEP Leadership Blog
FEBRUARY 24, 2021
NAEP has a podcast and I love it. I don’t want to make it sound easy (the effort it takes to put on 30 minutes of content once a week is almost exponentially more than I expected) but we are two environmental enthusiasts that enjoy having a conversation about almost anything so it just works. NAEP has a podcast and I love it.
Environmental Professionals Radio
MAY 28, 2021
Environmental Rental Corporation about College, the Student Chapter of NAEP, and Permaculture. Showtimes: 00:40 Shoutouts 01:07 Nic and Laura talk about their early career paths 09:17 Interview with Tim Kendzia starts 14:41 Tim's funny park ranger story 17:44 Permaculture 20:21 Student chapter involvement Please be sure to ??subscribe,
NAEP Leadership Blog
APRIL 12, 2021
Environmental Professionals Day has been established worldwide on Thursday, April 15 to recognize all the hard work that these individuals do every day to create a more just and sustainable world for all living things.
NAEP Leadership Blog
JUNE 21, 2021
First published in 1969, McHarg wrote about the carrying capacity of a place, the importance of protecting sensitive lands, the importance of watershed planning, ecologically-based land planning, and renewing our commitment to nature. Ron Deverman, NAEP Fellow
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