Encouraging Excellence
in Geographic
and Environmental
Education Through Leadership and Service.

OAGEE Spring Conference 2026

Join us on May 8th for the OAGEE Spring Conference, an inspiring day designed for educators who want to connect place-based learning with real-world environmental education. Teachers will explore the Canadian Canoe Museum and experience Lakefield College School’s Regenerative Garden, gaining practical ideas to bring sustainability and outdoor learning into the classroom. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn, collaborate, and be inspired alongside fellow geography educators!

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Welcome

OAGEE/AEGEO (OGTA) was established in 1948. It is registered as an incorporated non-profit organization with the province of Ontario.

Read the President's Message Here

A New Monograph has arrived!

The Winter 2025 Monograph is here! Check out the great articles, lessons and activities ready to use!

Monograph

Ontario Professional Planners Institute

The OPPI has just released a Strand E Liveable Communities Unit Plan. Check out the great resources below.

PDF Unit Plan Document

Curriculum Support

Teaching REsources

A collection of French and English lessons, activities and geospatial supports

The Monograph

A digital journal that strives to provide useful teaching materials for intermediate & secondary teachers

posters & Infographics

A collection of posters and infographics for your classroom and teaching practice

Your OAGEE
Community

Conferences

Stay informed about in-person and virtual conferences, field trips and webinars.

Call For Lessons and Resources

Do you have great resources or lesson ideas? Help share this work with teachers across Ontario. Your work could be uploaded in our Collaborated Teaching Resources Page or published in the Monograph.

Partnerships

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Webinar

Hello Geographers! You are invited to a free Geography webinar!

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2025 @ 4:00 P.M. – 75 minutes
Host: Sarah Gallah
The Google Meet link to the webinar.

Join us for a virtual presentation on “Bringing De-Streamed Grade 9 Geography to Life with Canadian Geographic Education Resources” provides educators with practical strategies for engaging students in the new de-streamed curriculum using high-quality, ready-to-use resources from the Canadian Geographic Education website.

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Encouraging Excellence in Geographic and Environmental Education Through Leadership and Service.