YOUR RESOURCE LINKS TO OUR MEMBERS

• Kenai Watershed Forum
• Kenai River Center
• Kenai Peninsula Borough School District
• AK Dept. of Fish & Game
• Kenaitze Indian Tribe
• USFWS Kenai Fish and Wildlife Field Office
• Kenai National Wildlife Refuge
• Alaska State Forestry
• University of Alaska Fairbanks Extension
• Natural Resources Conservation Service
• Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
• Kachemak Bay Research Reserve
• Kachemak Bay Environmental Education Alliance
• Ocean Alaska Science and Learning Center
• Kenai Fjords National Park
• Homer Soil and Water Conservation District
• Cook Inlet Keeper
• Caring for the Kenai
• Alaska State Parks
• Alaska SeaLife Center
• US Forest Service
• Challenger Learning Center of Alaska
• Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge

2007 "Journey to the Heart of the Kenai" KPECE Teacher Workshop

What is KPECE?

The Kenai Peninsula Ecological and Cultural Educators (KPECE) is a new group of more than 20 agencies and organizations that offer ecological and cultural education programs for K-12 students and adults. KPECE goals include coordinating and promoting education programs. KPECE is coordinated by the Kenai Watershed Forum.

KPECE helps provide students with a variety of in class and field-based ecological and cultural programs and teachers with standards-based curricula and professional development opportunities.

This website was created for teachers as an information source for Kenai Peninsula-wide field trips, classroom speakers, educational kits, curricula, resources and workshops available from KPECE’s agency and organization members. Through education, we can work together to raise awareness and increase stewardship of ecological and cultural resources on the Kenai Peninsula.

KPECE Logo Concepts for Review