Southwest Minnesota teachers, natural resource agency personnel, consultants, professors, students, and citizens with interest or involvement in environmental education were invited to attend.

It was held at the new interpretive building at Jeffers Petroglyphs, a Minnesota State Historic Site, north of Windom on Cottonwood County Road 2 on Monday, April 23, 2002.

Agenda
5:30 p.m. Sub sandwich supper
6:00 Introductions and resources
7:00 Tour the prairie and petroglyphs (Native American rock carvings made from 3000 BC to 1750 AD)

The event was sponsored by Minnesota Association for Environmental Education, Jeffers Petroglyphs State Historic Site and the Center for Rural and Regional Studies, Southwest Minnesota State University.