Keystone College’s Environmental Education Institute (KCEEI), is funded by Keystone College, the P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation, The Overlook Estate Foundation, and the Water Resources Education Network of the LWVPA-CEF.  The Institute is committed to enhancing the teaching experience by providing hands-on, inquiry based science and environmental education to educators using nature as a laboratory.

KCEEI's courses and workshops provide a wonderful learning atmosphere. Keystone College's 165-acre Woodland Campus, ponds, streams, wetlands, Lake Manataka Environmental Field Station, and Little Rocky Glen provide unparalleled opportunities.

This year, community members and teachers of kindergarten through 12th grade can take advantage of a number of exciting courses from KCEEI that:

*Enhance your PA academic standards through knowledge base and education skills
*Provide immersive, hands-on learning through activities and field trips
*Present a number of expert natural resource professionals and researchers
*Expand your networking opportunities among other educators