Annual Event focusing on Geothermal Energy Applications and Technology, scheduled for the year 2025.
In the heart of the Waikato region, Greening Taupō is hosting a captivating professional development session for teachers, aimed at enhancing their understanding and teaching of geothermal concepts. The event, scheduled for the 31st of July 2025, will take place at the awe-inspiring Craters of the Moon in Taupō, New Zealand.
As part of Geothermal Week celebrations by Kids Greening Taupō, the session will provide teachers with knowledge, activities, and resources for class trips to Craters of the Moon or other geothermal areas in Taupō. The focus is on interactive and nature-based learning experiences, offering a unique opportunity to delve into the region's unique flora and fauna within its geothermal environment.
Registration for the event, which can accommodate a maximum of 20 participants, is free for teachers. While specific registration details have not been disclosed, they can likely be found on the Kids Greening Taupō website, www.kidsgreeningtaupo.org.nz/greening-news/geothermal-week2025. Alternatively, interested teachers can contact Greening Taupō directly at [email protected].
The session will be supported by local ecologist Alana Delich, ensuring a wealth of knowledge and expertise. It's important to note that if teacher spots are not filled, the event may be advertised to other community group members.
A Geothermal Ecosystem education resource for Craters of the Moon is available online, offering a sneak peek into the wealth of information that will be shared during the session. For more information, teachers are encouraged to read the article "Exploding Taupō."
The registration deadline for this enlightening event is the 25th of July. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to gain valuable insights and resources for your classroom. Register today and join Greening Taupō in celebrating Geothermal Week 2025!
- This professional development session, happening on the 31st of July 2025, will not only focus on enhancing teachers' understanding of geothermal concepts but also provide resources for environmental-science based education and self-development, such as interactive activities and knowledge about the unique flora and fauna in Taupō's geothermal environment.
- In addition to the professional development session, teachers can find a Geothermal Ecosystem education resource online, which offers a preview of the wealth of information they will learn during the session, as well as resources for self-guided learning and class trips to Craters of the Moon or other geothermal areas in Taupō, making it an integral part of science education and self-development.
