The conference was attended by more than 50 outdoor/environmental educators from the New York City school system and representatives from city and state agencies and the private sector. Focus was on how to make outdoor/environmental programs available to all children in the New York City schools. The bulk of the conference was devoted to the deliberations of six working task forces. These task forces dealt with curriculum development, teacher training, facilities, funding, interagency and community-based programs, and administration. This report, derived from general-session proceedings and the reports of the six task forces, presents the participants' recommendations. Among these are that: a permanent steering committee on outdoor/environmental education, representative of all interested agencies, should be established; environmental concepts should be integrated into the curriculum in as many of the more traditional subject areas; school-yards might be utilized as "campsites" with school showers, toilets, and locker rooms left open for supervised use by overnight campers; and a central clearinghouse on outdoor/environmental education should be created. (NQ)