2025 Summer Educator Workshop Series

• Project Learning Tree - June 12
  • This workshop covers topics in both the natural and built environments with hands-on activities centered around forests, wildlife, water, air, energy, planning, and culture. Participants receive a Project Learning Tree guide.
• Newark Water Infrastructure Tour - June 18
  • Participants explore water facilities in the City of Newark to learn how stormwater affects our watershed and what citizens, educators, and landowners can do to help keep our waters clean.
    
• Citizen Science - July 1 
  • Learn how your students can experience project-based learning in any setting: outdoors or in the classroom.
    
• Project WET/Healthy Water, Healthy People - July 10
  • This is a water-focused conservation education program for educators and their students. Participants receive a K-12 Project WET guide.
    
• Environmental Education for Early Childhood - July 17 
  • Participants of this workshop delve into early childhood activities centered around nature and natural resources. Participants will receive Growing Up WILD, Project Learning Tree: Environmental Experiences for Early Childhood, and Getting Little Feet WET guides.
    
• Project WILD/Aquatic WILD - July 31
  • This program helps students evaluate choices and make responsible decisions about wildlife and the environment. Participants will receive the Project WILD K-12 Curriculum and Activity Guide and the WILD Aquatic K-12 Activity Guide. Upon certification, participants are also eligible for WILD School Site grants.