Wisconsin State Environmental Education Conference
Save the Date!
The Craft of Connection: Nature, Community, and Food
⸺ November 5 – 7, 2026 ⸺
Green Bay
Call for Proposals Now Open
Lead a field trip, host a workshop, or present a session!
Calling formal and non-formal educators, administrators, college students, volunteers, or anyone who shares nature with others! Submit a proposal by July 12 for the 2026 Wisconsin Environmental Educational Conference: The Craft of Connection: Nature, Community, & Food.
Presenters receive $50 off registration rate.
Registration Coming Soon!
Registration rates will be:
- One-day conference (member): $150
- One-day conference (non-member): $200
- Full conference (member): $250
- Full conference (non-member): $300
- Equity rates will be available for those who can't afford the full rates.
Schedule Coming in July
- Thursday, November 5
- Workshops and field trips in the greater Green Bay area
- Evening activities at The Nest
- Friday, November 6
- Day sessions, keynote speakers, and exhibitors will be hosted at the Neville Public Museum
- Additional off-site workshops will be held in the area
- Evening activities at Titletown Brewing Company's Sky Lounge
- Saturday, November 7
- Day sessions will be hosted at the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Help make our 2026 conference a success:
Become a Sponsor

Sponsorships and in-kind donations help us achieve our mission, provide high-value keynote speakers, and plan exciting, enriching experiences during our conference, all while keeping event costs low for educators. We have a wide range of sponsorship levels and exclusive benefits, and your donation may be tax deductible!
Consider supporting in the following ways:
- Becoming a financial partner
- Donating services (such as printing or advertising)
- Donating goods (such as coffee and snacks for breaks)
- Donating items for our silent or live auction. Auction proceeds support our scholarship fund.
Connect with our Executive Director to discuss sponsorship options or download our sponsorship packet to learn more:
