I attended the Teachers' COP15(http://TeachersCOP15.dk) Inspiring Climate Education international conference in Copenhagen, Denmark October 12-14, 2009.  This is the educator's part of the COP15 (http://COP15.org) world leader summit taking place in December. I have included my daily blog of the events and I encourage educators to contact me about anything that they may be interested in about my experience and the valuable resources that I was able to gain from attending this conference. As an educator, I am awestruck by the focus and details attended to by the presenters.  This conference has transformed me and made me a more insightful educator.

Please review the and contact me about any questions or comments.

I have kept a daily blog of the days' events at the ICE2009 conference.
ICE2009 Blog - Day - 1
ICE2009 Blog - Day - 2
ICE2009 Blog - Day - 3

This is the Teacher COP15 Weblog being created by those at the conference right now,
http://weblog.emu.dk/roller/teacherscop15/

ICE2009 involved a dynamic program with the following elements:

• Keynote sessions
• Workshop sessions
• Poster session & Exhibition
• Field trips to informal learning institutions

At the poster session and the exhibition, participants as well as private companies and publishers were encouraged to participate.

The objectives of the conference are to:

 Attract attention to teaching current climate change

• Collect, qualify and disseminate teaching materials via the international homepage www.teacherscop15.dk
• Exchange, inspire and develop Best Practice
• Contribute to international cooperation and network

Copenhagen ICE2009 Educators' COP15 Conference - Malte Schmidthals(Environmental Educator, Germany), Franck Gabriel(Teacher, France), Mark McCaffrey(Professor, USA)
Seated - Özlem Gökalp(Turkey), Scott Danville(Teacher, USA)
photo courtesy of ICSUSA.org