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Please use this site to learn about Guam's environment and how you can actively protect our island.

We have listed many ways you can get involved with Guam's environment. Here are some ways you can get started:

  • Check out the snorkeling events, hikes and tours the Environmental Education Committee has arranged for the summer! The next activity is a hike through limestone forest from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday, July 2. Meet at the parking lot behind GCC.
  • Take your family on one of many beautiful hikes on Guam this summer. Check out our lesson plans about Guam's environment to help keep your kids busy this summer.
  • Start tracking how much your office or home is recycling by using our simple forms.
  • Join the Environmental Education Committee and assist with planning environmental outreach and education projects.
  • Use a lesson plan provided here into your school, classroom or home.

Environmental Updates

  • Nature Hike through the limestone forest Come join the Tano group of the Environmental Education Committee for this Nature Hike!8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 2, 2011Meet in the parking lot of GCC (behind the Crime Lab and PBS Guam)Come see Guam's unique Limestone Forest habitat! From breathtaking overlooks, to native trees and interesting rock formations, this hike is short but packed full of interesting sights. The hike is moderate. Biologists and forestry experts will lead this hike with tours leaving every 20 minutes. Bring sturdy shoes, gloves if you have them, a water bottle and a camera. No registration required. Call 988-7582 or email tammyjoanderson.taft@gmail.com or visit www.guamenvironmentaleducation.com for more information
    Posted Jun 28, 2011 12:16 AM by Tammy Jo Anderson Taft
  • Ready, Set, Snorkel - Agat style! Come join the Tasi group of the Environmental Education Committee to learn how to snorkel, clean up the beach and see some colorful ocean critters. Meet at the Agat Marina from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. for a beach cleanup and snorkeling tour for those who would like to get in the water. Bring:- Friends and family- Towel- Water bottle- Sun screen
    Posted Jun 6, 2011 12:58 AM by Tammy Jo Anderson Taft
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About Guam Environment Education

This site was created by the Guam Coastal Management Program as part of the Bureau of Statistics and Plans. This site is meant as a resource for all individuals who teach others about the earth's environment.

For questions and concerns, please contact us. For more information about the Bureau of Statistics and Planning, please visit our official Web site.  http://www.bsp.guam.gov/

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