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Acknowledgements.
We are indebted to the many individuals who have provided their
professional mentoring and advice to this project, which is vitally
concerned with the furthering of the teaching and learning of educators
and their students. We would like to thank Charlie Fitzpatrick of ESRI,
Margaret Crowe of US EPA, Huge Devine of the NCSU Center for Earth Observation,
Anne Taylor of the Office of Environmental Education NC DENR, and the
many educators who have “hung on through thick and thin”
to help develop the 5-Step Model, and associated projects.
