SPP Network Programs
The table below provides a brief overview and highlights of SPP-type programs outside Washington. The table does not include several well-established corrections programs that developed independent of SPP, and are regarded as valuable allies in bringing nature and environmental education programs into corrections facilities.

Nine state and county teams met in Salt Lake City to launch the SPP Network. Photo by by Guinnevere Shuster.
SPP Beyond Washington
In recent years, no dedicated funding for a national and international expansion has been available. However, involvement in SPP-model programs continues to grow, and particularly the multi-state programs such as Nature Imagery in Prisons and Sagebrush in Prisons require frequent national contacts. We respond to new contacts on a weekly basis. We continue to provide limited support to existing Network contacts, explore and develop national contacts, and lay plans for future development. SPP-Washington is recognized by other countries, states, and counties for leadership in environmental education and nature programs in prisons.
The quantity of new and ongoing contacts points to powerful, largely untapped resources. We are able to leverage existing resources to provide minimal support and resources; With funding for additional staffing, we could provide higher quality leadership nationally and internationally. For a partial list of SPP-affiliated programs nationwide, see our Network program list.

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