The Tribal Green Transportation Training Series focuses on Change Management and Transportation Electrification Planning. This 4-part series from Washington State University (WSU) will cover the latest trends in electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Each session will include a 60-minute education session and 30 minutes for regional or small group discussion. 

• Register for all the sessions
• Register for Session 1: Change Management and Transportation Electrification Planning on Sept. 24.
• Register for Session 2: Vehicles and Procurement on Oct. 29.
• Register for Session 3: Charging and Infrastructure on Nov. 19.
• Register for Session 4: Workforce and Economic Development: How to Keep It Going on Dec. 10.

The Bristol Bay Campus is offering an online course, Home Energy Basics, F120 002 / 7573. To register, call 907-842-5109 or email uafbbcinfo@alaska.edu.

The Bristol Bay Campus is offering an online course, Introduction to Sustainable Energy F120 002 / 75175. To register, call 907-842-5109 or email uafbbcinfo@alaska.edu.

This online course from the Northeast Recycling Council presents a comprehensive introduction to sustainable materials management and recycling practices, ideal for those new to the field. The course offers the essential building blocks for a deeper understanding of sustainable materials and will be held for 2.5 hours each day.

• Register for the September or December course

The Bristol Bay Campus is offering an online course, Home Energy Basics, F120 002 / 7573. To register, call 907-842-5109 or email uafbbcinfo@alaska.edu.

The Bristol Bay Campus is offering an online course, Introduction to Sustainable Energy F120 002 / 75175. To register, call 907-842-5109 or email uafbbcinfo@alaska.edu.

This online course from the Northeast Recycling Council presents a comprehensive introduction to sustainable materials management and recycling practices, ideal for those new to the field. The course offers the essential building blocks for a deeper understanding of sustainable materials and will be held for 2.5 hours each day.

• Register for the September or December course

Attend this course from the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) and the Choctaw Nation to learn how to identify mold contamination, assess the extent of the problem, and develop effective remediation plans. The course will also cover best practices for ensuring successful mold remediation and preventing future contamination. By the end of the course, participants will be able to: 

1. Understand the basic principles of mold biology and the conditions that promote growth.
2. Conduct through mold assessments and identify sources of contamination
3. Develop detailed investigation plans tailored to specific situations
4. Write a scope of work for recommended remediation strategies
5. Conduct post-remediation verification and clearance procedures
6. Apply principles of building science to prevent future mold growth.
    

• Register

Oregon Water Future’s Collaborative is hosting 10 virtual water trainings between September and January. Trainings will discuss where your water comes from, how to read your water bills, how you can support rainwater harvesting, and other water issues important to your community. This program is for community members and leaders who would like to learn about water issues impacting Oregon and how they can help their communities. 

• Apply by Aug. 1

The Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) is offering free online training classes, many leading to certifications, on solid waste management. The courses are offered on the Indian Health Service’s website. 

• Register
  
  • Click on Classes. Under Regular Classes, select “Access to On-Demand Solid Waste Safety Trainings.”
  • Click on Classes. Under On-Demand Classes, select “Solid Waste Open Dump Site Assessment Part 1.”