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DNR: Project WILD
Steps
1. Project WILD.
www.projectwild.org/ProjectWILDK-12CurriculumandActivityGuide.htm
Project WILD deals with wildlife and habitats. Review the table of contents and other
information available on the Web.
2. Project WILD Aquatic.
www.projectwild.org/ProjectWILDK-12AquaticCurriculumandActivityGuide.htm
Project WILD Aquatic deals with wildlife and aquatic ecosystems. Review the information
available on the Web.
3. Science and Civics: Sustaining Wildlife
www.projectwild.org/ScienceandCivics.htm
Designed for high school students, this program serves as a guide for environmental
action projects that benet local wildlife. Review the information available on the Web.
4. Growing Up WILD: Exploring Nature with Young Children.
www.projectwild.org/GrowingUpWILD.htm
This program provides wildlife learning for young children. Review the information
available on the Web.
5. Coordinators in your state.
www.projectwild.org/statesponsoringagenciesandorganizations.htm
Find coordinators for Project WILD in your state. Review other state oferings as well
that go with the Project WILD program. Find out when classes are available.
6. Project WILD sponsors and partners.
www.projectwild.org/sponsors.htm
Explore sites of the sponsors and partners of Project WILD. See how Project WILD has
expanded to other countries.

7. Participate in a Project WILD workshop.
The Project WILD workshops not only allow you to try sample activities, upon completion
of the workshop youll receive the materials free of charge. Sign up and participate in a
workshop for one or more projects of Project WILD.
8. Explore other Project WILD oferings.
Find other oferings available from Project WILD starting with WILD about Elk and
Taking Action.
9. Incorporating Project WILD into Girl Scout activities.
www.projectwild.org/documents/GirlScoutsandProjectWILD.doc
Review the list of Girl Scout Try-Its, Badges and Interest Projects to nd out how Project
WILD can help girls earn insignia.
DNR:
Project WILD
Project WILD
deals with
conservation and
environmental
science through
wildlife. It is
designed for kids
from Kindergarten
through 12th grade.

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10. Incorporating Project WILD with Boy Scouts.
www.projectwild.org/documents/NCBoyScoutCorrelations-1994.pdf
Look through activities to nd out how to incorporate Project WILD with Boy Scout activi-
ties.
11. Check out Project WILD in other states.
Examine oferings from other states. Compare to nd out what materials are also used by
other states and those specically made for them. Are there materials you can use as well?
12. Share with youth.
Share some of the information you received in training or from your materials with youth.
This can be a troop, group or even individuals. Use your materials to create a summer
camp day or week to encourage kids to become more aware of environmental science.
13. Create an activity box.
Create an activity box based on the program / youth you work with to introduce adults
to Project WILD. Include instructions on how the activity works and where adults can get
their own materials if they are interested in learning more.
14. Service.
Project WILD works with service learning. Review the service learning resources to do
more. Participate in a service project that utilizes Project WILD.
15. Become a trainer or coordinator.
Find out what you need to do to become a trainer / coordinator for Project WILD.
16. Explore ways to share Project WILD.
Find ways to share Project WILD with others beyond the steps above.
Sites to Explore
All links are provided within the steps above.
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