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Our Current news feeds

Want to keep up with environmental education-related news in an easy and managable way? You can subscribe to our newsfeeds via RSS reader or subscribe by email and have new content delivered directly to your inbox!

Want to preview the content before you subscribe? Just click therss icon symbol next to a feed below to view the articles.

Click the AddThis Feed Button symbol to add the feed to your RSS reader. For more information on RSS feeds, click here or scroll to the bottom of the page.

If you choose to subscribe to a feed by email, you will only receive an email when new content is added to the feed.

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Covers EE-related news PreK-12.

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Helpful information for parents and caregivers.

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Updates by Email

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News from N.C.'s Environmental Education Centers!

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The latest articles on research concerning the benefits of EE, outdoor recreation, school and community gardening and more!

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Latest news on climate education.

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EE-related news from higher education.

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New to RSS?

world iconClick here for a 3-minute non-geek-speak video that will get you started!

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What is RSS?
RSS is a way to get your favorite news and resources coming to you from your favorite Web sites instead of having to go to each of those Web sites looking for new information.

Why use RSS?
Using RSS feeds is helpful because it saves you time. It's like getting the morning paper delivered to your computer, except better because (1) You get to choose the news topics that get delivered, (2) it's not just from a single source, but from many sources that you can choose from, and (3) it constantly delivers the news so you have the lastest changes at any moment.

How do I get started?
There are 2 steps to getting started using RSS feeds:

Step #1
The first step is you need a home for reading new posts.This is a website called an RSS reader. It's free to set up an account. Google Reader, Bloglines, Newsgator, and My Yahoo! are good places to start. You may also have an RSS reader built into your Web browser.

Step #2
Step number two, is to set up a connection between your reader and your favorite websites. This is called subscribing. Nearly every blog and news site offers the ability for you to subscribe so updates in these sites show up here in your reader.

To set up these subscriptions, you just need to look for RSS feed icons. RSS iconThis is the standard one using the standard orange color. Once you find one of these buttons on your favorite site, click on it and the page that appears will give you everything you need to subscribe to it.

That's all there is to it!

 
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