Sustainable Agriculture Education (SAgE) Project

Through the SAgE Project, the Center for a Livable Future joins with partner organizations to produce innovative, effective and scientifically accurate teaching materials. These materials are designed to educate students at different levels about the public health and environmental impacts of industrial agriculture and the importance of transitioning toward a more sustainable agricultural system. Project activities include: 

• Development of a chapter of EcoHealth 101, a web-based curriculum for middle school students
    
• Collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History’s Center for Biodiversity and the Network of Conservation Educators and Practitioners (NCEP) on a global project to improve biodiversity conservation training