Hosting fun and educational nature exhibits with access to nearby trails. For those that seek a more engaging educational experience, each center has interpreters offering a variety of programs that they will lead for school and other groups.

Our education staff will bring science to you from some of Michigan's most amazing places and make these lessons relevant to your students. These 30-minute virtual lessons will come into your classroom, or student homes, at no cost to you.

This program gives students 3rd grade and up the opportunity to care for and maintain the salmon in their classroom from fall until spring. Students and teachers will follow the life cycle of salmon from eggs, to hatchlings, to releasing the young fish. This is a school-year-long commitment.

These programs have been developed to fit current state standards and help educators incorporate Michigan's wildlife into the classroom. They are offered free of charge, however you will need to register to receive the guides and materials associated with each program.

Find great educational opportunities for your class at our visitor centers, hatcheries, Outdoor Adventure Center, Michigan History Museum and more.

A week long academy that offers educators the opportunity to learn about Michigan's diverse natural resources. Education credits and SCECH are available.

A FREE day of webinars aiming to inform educators at nature centers, zoos, conservation districts and universities about the latest science and policies governing natural resource management.

Use the environment to engage children in learning – both outside and indoors, for grades Pre-K - 12. Earn State Continuing Clock Hours (SCECH).

A pre-K - 12th grade program emphasizing awareness, appreciation and understanding of wildlife and natural resources. Most workshops offer SCECHs..