Order Your 2022 Earth Science Week Toolkit Today
Alexandria, Va. — Place your advance order for the 2022 Earth Science Week Toolkit today. The toolkit contains everything you need to prepare for Earth Science Week (October 9-15, 2022), which celebrates the theme “Earth Science for a Sustainable World.”
What You’ll Get in the Toolkit:
- Activity Calendar, Suitable for hanging
- New Earth Science Week poster, including a learning activity
- NASA materials on climate change and agriculture science
- Geoscientists Without Borders(c) activity sheets from SEG
- National Park Service resource on fossils and paleontology
- Flyer on resources from the Soil Science Society of America
- Geologic Map Day poster on the geoscience of sustainable soils
- NOAA community resilience education activity booklet
- Mineral Education Coalition material on metals and sustainability
- Clean material on climate, energy, and citizen science
- AmericaView-NASA-USGS Landsat Sustainability poster
- CUAHSI poster on the critical zone and a Secchi disk activity
- Association for Women Geoscientists geoscience flyer
- Forest Service material on groundwater-dependent ecosystems
- Flyer on curricula and more from Nutrients for Life Foundation
- Earth science material for educators from NESTA and NAGT
- Bureau of Land Management dinosaur coloring page
- Caves and karst education material from NCKRI
- National Science Foundation soil science activity sheet
- GemKids poster from Gemological Institute of America
- Water Footprint Calculator information on water science
- AIPG, UNAVCO, AMS, CMB-S4, Forest Service items and more
Order the Earth Science Week 2022 Toolkit Today:
The toolkit is free and available for just the cost of shipping and handling, $9.50 for the first toolkit and $2.50 for each additional toolkit in the United States. See the AGI Store for special pricing on a multi-pack of three years’ toolkits addressing different topics. Kits are available for advance order now and will begin shipping in August 2022.
For special shipping, bulk orders, and more information, email John Rasanen at jr@americangeosciences.org