Concord's certified environmental educator serves all Concord citizens by providing learning opportunities that foster environmental stewardship.
These services are available and provided at no cost to the citizens, teachers and students of Concord.
School Visits
Tailored to suit the needs of all classrooms, age groups, objectives or standards
Recycling and how it works
Waste Reduction
Stormwater Pollution Prevention
Water Use, Treatment & Conservation
Native Plants & Wildlife
Natural Resource Conservation
Activities from Project Learning Tree, Project WET, It’s Our Water, Project WILD, Growing Up WILD, Aquatic WILD, Don't Waste It
Demonstrations & Tools
Recycle Challenge Is this item OK to recycle? What about this? Take the challenge to find out.
A Drop in the Bucket An activity adapted from Project WET that illustrates the percentage of Earth’s water that is available for human consumption.
Enviroscape Models Demonstrates stormwater runoff, point and non-point source pollution, wastewater and water treatment (best for small groups).
Professional Development - For Teachers
City of Concord will coordinate and host the following professional development opportunities at no cost to groups of Cabarrus County teachers:
Stormwater Pollution Prevention (keeping our water clean)
Native Plants and Pollinators
Project Learning Tree
Project WET
Don't Waste It
It’s Our Water
Project WILD, Aquatic WILD, Growing Up WILD
Professional Development
City of Concord will coordinate and host the following professional development opportunities at no cost to teachers and other professional groups:
Guest Speaker
Concord’s sustainability coordinator visits neighborhood, community, school, civic and other groups to provide educational presentations on topics like:
Concord 101
Concord 101 is an educational experience for citizens of Concord. You'll enjoy learning more about your local government and the services it provides. As part of this course, you will get to hear from Concord’s environmental educator and learn more about what it means to protect our natural resources. We hope to help members of the community better understand how these services work for them. Additionally, members will be encouraged to take an active role in their neighborhood and city. You will learn how you can play a part in local government. The relaxed setting will make learning about our city fun and exciting!
Sustainablity Coordinator Juliann Chavez 704-920-5379