At the one-day workshops, participants receive a set of supplementary activity guides which includes a basic guide and an aquatic activity guide. The Project WILD materials have been classroom tested and provide a framework to assist teachers in taking students from an awareness of the nature to responsible actions concerning the environment.
This award-winning program provides a means for educators to teach important environmental and conservation concepts. Over 19,000 Georgia teachers have attended WILD workshops to investigate the teaching strategies of Project WILD, to experience exciting hands-on activities, and to learn more about wildlife and the environment.
$32 registration fee includes Project WILD & Aquatic WILD Guidebooks
BYO Lunch, water and something to take notes with.
Agenda and final details will be shared closer to the date.
Chemical and Bacterial Monitoring
This training is free but registration is required.
Please bring something to take notes with but all other training materials will be provided. Bring your own lunch, water, and snacks.
ORK will host an Adopt-a-Stream training for chemical and bacterial monitoring at the Georgia Southern University, Biology Dept. (Statesboro Campus).
The Adopt-A-Stream program trains and encourages individuals and communities to monitor and/or improve sections of streams, wetlands, lakes or estuaries. Manuals, training, and technical support are provided through AAS staff and more than 70 established Adopt-A-Stream local coordinators.
New citizen scientists or those seeking recertification are encouraged to attend. The training is free but attendees should bring their own lunch and water. Pre-registration is required.
Contact Melanie Sparrow with additional questions.
About Georgia Adopt-A-Stream
WET Educator Workshops are for all K-12 educators in formal or non-formal settings who are interested in using the Project WET water education curriculum with their students.
Hosted by: Gail Westcot (UGA), Lacey Huffling (GS), Mel Sparrow (ORK)
Includes a working lunch, bring your own lunch.
Pre-registration required.
ORK will host an Adopt-a-Stream training for chemical and bacterial monitoring at the Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center in Guyton.
The Adopt-A-Stream program trains and encourages individuals and communities to monitor and/or improve sections of streams, wetlands, lakes or estuaries. Manuals, training, and technical support are provided through AAS staff and more than 70 established Adopt-A-Stream local coordinators.
New citizen scientists or those seeking recertification are encouraged to attend. The training is free but attendees should bring their own lunch and water. Pre-registration is required.
Contact Melanie Sparrow with additional questions.
About Georgia Adopt-A-Stream
