Attention Teachers

Seeking K-12 Educators for the
Carbonnot Education & Ambassador Program

Or open the online folder of materials

Join us as we build resources for K-12 educators to help implement STEM curriculum and to make real-world connections to carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects along Texas and Louisiana’s Gulf Coast

If you live and teach near these areas, please join:

The Carbonnot Education & Ambassador Program is a multi-year, university-supported, program to develop K-12 education and curriculum for students across Texas and Louisiana. Our goal is to provide useful scientific information about carbon capture and storage and concepts to help mitigate (e.g., decrease) greenhouse gas in our atmosphere.

If you would like to become a Carbonnot Educator & Ambassador, please fill out this form here or please contact Angela Luciano (angela.kim.luciano@utexas.edu) if you have any questions.

Exciting News! Come catch us at CAST24 in November of 2024

As part of the State Geologic Survey of Texas, come visit the Bureau of Economic Geology’s booth at the Conference for the Advancement of Science Teaching (CAST) held between November 14–16, 2024 in San Antonio, TX. The Bureau, along with two teachers who are Carbonnot Educators & Ambassadors, will showcase our recent educational resources, curriculum, and materials to help explain carbon capture and storage (CCS) topics appropriate for K-12 students.

We look forward to meeting you, since we are currently seeking additional teachers willing to implement updated curriculum about current events and new technology into their classroom. To help future generations, we look forward to providing you with the appropriate training, materials, and support for your classroom success.

Last updated: November 1, 2024