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PRIDE is funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

The goal of the Eastern Kentucky PRIDE Environmental Education Program is to foster environmental stewardship through education and awareness in our schools and communities, instilling PRIDE in our next generation.

Explore the links below for detailed information on all aspects of the PRIDE Environmental Education Program, as well as other environmental education resources, links and contacts.

Field trip to a floating classroom

Owsley County High School and South Laurel High School students aboard the floating classroom.

Owsley County High and South Laurel High students enjoyed a unique workshop on a floating classroom on the Ohio River as a reward for winning the 2009 PRIDE High School Campus of the Year Awards.

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PRIDE Programs:
Environmental Education Grant Program
Environmental Education Outreach Program
PRIDE Clubs
Project Clean Streams
Scout Program
Riverwoods, the PRIDE Environmental Education Center
Education Project of the Month

Resources:
Book List
Native Plants
Wetlands
Rain Gardens
Professional Development
Education Centers
Curriculum
Vanishing Waters, Vanishing Lives (Coloring book written and illustrated by Rockcastle County High School students)
PRIDE for Kids video
Green Frog Gazette
Links

PRIDE for Educators