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K-12 Education Programs: From Awareness to Responsible Action
Workshop Schedule
Workshop Information | Dates | Locations
Project WILD
What is WILD? | How to get Materials | Activity Guides | Sample Activities
Florida Black Bear
Activity Guide | Bear Info | Lesson Summaries | Sample Activities
Schoolyard Wildlife
Activities & Ecology | Ecosystems | Sample Activities
WILD Action Grant
How to Apply | Support Action Grant
SSS Correlations and FCAT Activities
Project WILD | Aquatic WILD | Schoolyard Wildlife
Facilitator Corner
Facilitator Handbook | Workshop Forms | WILD Times Newsletter
Volunteer Information
What is a Facilitator | Dates | Info for Trainees
FAQ's
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HELP Support Project WILD Programs
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Contact Information
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Other FWC K-12 Programs
Florida's Archery in Schools Program
National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP)
Taking students from Awareness to Responsible Action!
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission sponsors several programs that offer conservation education training to educators of K-12 students.
Project WILD, Schoolyard Wildlife and Black Bear education programs provide contexts for educators of school-aged children to integrate wildlife conservation themes into the typical subjects and skills taught in the classroom. All K-12 programs have been correlated to benchmarks of the Sunshine State Standards and have been demonstrated to improve FCAT test scores.
Our curriculum guides are classroom tested and research-based, and they are only available through attending a workshop. In-service credit is available for all our K-12 workshops.