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Project WILD & Aquatic WILD Workshop Schedule

(Check this schedule regularly as workshops will be added throughout the year.)

Current WILD Workshop Offerings

June 27 -- Project WILD Workshop for Educators, Lanesborough– Staff at the Mount Greylock State Reservation invite all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial wildlife and ecosystems. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is required, contact Aimee Gelinas at aimee@gaiaroots.com or call Alec Gillman at (413) 499-4262.

July 16-- Project WILD/Aquatic WILD Workshop for Educators, Attleboro -- Interested K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and ecosystems at Fisher College. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Workshop runs from 9 - 5 and cost is $30/person. Pre-registration is required by calling contact Nicole Wegner at (508) 944-5886.

August 7-- Project WILD/Aquatic WILD Workshop for Educators, Attleboro -- Interested K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and ecosystems at Fisher College. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Workshop runs from 9 - 5 and cost is $30/person. Pre-registration is required by calling contact Nicole Wegner at (508) 944-5886.

2009-Past Workshops Open to the Public

January 18 -- Project WILD Workshop for Educators, Dorchester – Zoo New England’s Franklin Park Zoo (FPZ) invites all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial wildlife and ecosystems. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is required by calling the Education department at FPZ (617) 989-3742. The cost for the workshop is $15 per person. Franklin Park Zoo is accessible by MBTA or there is free parking at the Zoo.

February 7 -- Project WILD Workshop for Educators, North Attleboro -- Fisher College invites all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial wildlife and ecosystems. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is required by calling Nicole Wenger (508) 944-5886.

March 14-- Project WILD/Aquatic WILD Workshop for Educators, Easthampton -- MassAudubon's Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary invites all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial wildlife and ecosystems. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is required by calling contact Patti Steinman (413) 584-3009.

April 4 -- Project WILD/Aquatic WILD Workshop for Educators, Belmont -- MassAudubon's Habitat Education Center & Wildlife Sanctuary invites all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial wildlife and ecosystems. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is required by calling Jane Higgins (617) 489-5050.

April 18 & 25--Project WILD Workshop for Educators, Uxbridge -- MassWildlife and the US Army Corps of Engineers invites all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial wildlife and ecosystems. This workshop will take place at West Hill Dam. Participants will actively engage in activities, evaluate materials for unique needs & settings, share experiences with other educators, take home ideas & resources to integrate in to their teaching, and make correlations to national & state content standards. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal & non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is required by calling Viola Bramel at (978) 318-8417.