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Contact Us to Learn and Teach about the Environment

If you have questions about environmental education, resources for teaching or programs for students at EPA, please visit Frequent Questions first for help on a variety of topics. 

For questions about the EE Grant Program, please contact EEGrants@epa.gov.

For questions about the Presidential Award for Environmental Educators, please contact piaee@epa.gov.

For questions about the President's Environmental Youth Award, please contact peya@epa.gov.

To learn more about local resources, you may want to contact EPA Regional Environmental Education Coordinators.

If you are a member of the media, please contact the Office of Media Relations.

You may also use the form or email address below to submit additional questions or comments. Be sure to include your email address if you'd like a response.

Or, you may write to us via regular mail at:

Office of Environmental Education
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW (MC-1704-A)

If you are human, please type the word "education."

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