Project WILD is an interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education program for K-12 educators. Project WILD provides professional development opportunities for teachers emphasizing awareness, appreciation and understanding of wildlife and natural resources through hands-on activities. These activities are interwoven with English language arts, math, science, and social studies.
A perfect addition to classroom units or nature center programming, WILD can give your students the tools to become citizens that make better informed natural resource decisions.
- Correlations to Common Core Standards
- Activities, Lessons, Fact Sheets
Educator Workshops
Educator workshops give teachers, naturalists, scout leaders and other environmental educators tools to apply within their own classroom or program, and a copy of a guide. To plan a workshop, please contact Natalie Elkins at elkinsn@michigan.gov or 517-284-6041. A workshop needs 12 or more people registered. There are four different workshops available, or it can be custom built to meet your group's needs. The cost is $35 per person for one guide covered in a workshop. An additional guide may be purchased for $15.
Growing Up WILD For 3-7 year olds
Project WILD K-12 wildlife and habitat
Aquatic WILD K-12 aquatic wildlife and habitat
Science and Civics High school Curriculum
- Upcoming Professional Development Workshops
- Facilitator Information
