Local Educator Honored with National Award for Nature Integration in Education
August 23, 2025 - 21:00
Last week, Colleen Graue received the prestigious U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services 2025 National Sense of Wonder Award for her outstanding contributions to the Outdoor Learning Program with students in Devils Lake. This recognition highlights her innovative approach to education, where she effectively integrates nature and environmental awareness into the curriculum.
Graue has been instrumental in creating engaging outdoor experiences that foster a deeper connection between students and the natural world. Her dedication not only enhances academic learning but also promotes environmental stewardship among young learners. Through hands-on activities and immersive experiences, students have developed a greater appreciation for their local ecosystems.
The National Sense of Wonder Award celebrates individuals who inspire curiosity and a sense of wonder about the natural environment. Graue's commitment to education and the outdoors serves as a model for educators nationwide, demonstrating the profound impact that nature can have on learning and personal growth.
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