Teaching Environmental Law: Bridging Policy and Practice
Part of NCTCA 2026
Thursday 5 February 2026·6:30 pm
This session offers a beginner-friendly introduction to environmental law tailored specifically for high school educators. Participants will explore key legal principles that govern environmental protection in Canada and Alberta, understand how laws shape local and global environmental action, and discover ways to integrate these concepts into classroom teaching. Whether you're teaching legal studies, science, social studies, or leading an eco-club, this session will provide the foundational knowledge and confidence to bring legal literacy into your environmental education efforts.
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