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The 2010 conference will be held at the Cave City Convention Center in Cave City, Kentucky on September 17th and 18th. The theme will be ‘Telling Our Story’.
Explore engaging and creative ways to tell the story of science, math, history, and the interaction between people and the environment at KAEE’s 34th annual conference. Effectively communicating the importance of environmental education is essential to our supervisors, legislators, and funding sources. This issue is especially important in today’s economic climate.
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Reserve Your Lodging NOW! Reduced Rate Deadline: August 16th
You’ll want to head to the conference early and stay late this year! The conference gets underway with registration opening bright and early on Friday morning at 7:30 a.m. and the first opening session beginning at 8:30 a.m.! If you stick around until the end of the conference on Saturday, you’ll be rewarded with a Legislative Update and a drawing for free registration to the 2011 conference at Louisville’s Brown Hotel.
Hotel rooms, cabins and camping sites are available within a five-minute drive or a ten-minute walk to the Cave City Convention Center. Rooms and cabins will be held for KAEE until August 16, 2010. Reserve your rooms soon and tell the reservation staff that you are attending the Kentucky Association for Environmental Education (KAEE) fall conference. After August 16, call for availability. Rooms are being held in Cave City at the Comfort Inn & Suites, 819 Sanders Street (270.773.3335) and at the Super 8, 799 Mammoth Cave Street (270.773.2500). Both hotels provide a full breakfast and other amenities. Remember to mention our initials, “KAEE,” to receive a reduced rate. These rooms will be held until August 16. Cabins, including the newest Cumberland Cabins, and camping are available at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resort. To receive a discount, mention that you are attending the KAEE conference. 800.523.1854 www.jellystonemammothcave.com
Accommodations are also available at nearby Mammoth Cave National Park. These include hotel rooms and tent camping sites. For reservations, call 270.758.2225 or click here for further lodging information.
Keynote Speaker
Brian Day, the Executive Director of the North American Association for Environmental Education will be this year’s keynote speaker during Saturday’s Awards Luncheon. Read more…
NEW! Ride and Room Sharing Forum
Befriend another environmental educator and be friendlier to the environment and pocketbook! Consider ride sharing or room sharing for this year’s conference! Don’t know anyone in your area? Meet up with them in your town or along the way using the ride and room sharing forum at http://kaee.org/forum.
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KAEE Conference Exhibitor Form 2010
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