Project WILD and Project WILD Aquatic
are national award-winning conservation
and environmental education curricula for K-12 students. Activities focus on wildlife, wildlife habitat and fostering
responsible action toward natural resources. Sponsored
by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.
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Project WILD and Project WILD Aquatic.....
- Include an international network of students, educators,
parents, community leaders, education administrators,
representatives of resource agencies and conservation
groups.
- Are ideal for teaching science, social studies, language
arts, math, art, physical education and music.
- Utilize innovative techniques for teaching basic skills.
- Are teacher friendly, using activity guides designed
and tested by teachers.
- Are designed for diverse teaching and learning styles.
- Can be used in schools, nature centers, camp and scout
programs or zoo settings.
- Model effective methods for teaching problem-solving
and decision making.
- Are correlated to the National Science Standards and
to Excellence in Environmental Education: Guidelines
for Learning-National Academy of Science and North American
Association for Environmental Education.
- Are extensively reviewed, tested and evaluated.
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Become a Volunteer Project WILD
Facilitator
Help grow Project WILD in New Mexico!
Become part of a team of Volunteer Facilitators conducting
professional development workshops across the state. Provide teachers with direct, hands-on experience with
Project WILD activities.
Benefits of Becoming a Volunteer
Facilitator include:
- Recognition as a role model and leader
in New Mexico environmental education.
- Professional development opportunities,
including invitations to all Natural History Workshops.
- Ready access to the latest wildlife education
resources.
- Access to the most current information
about wildlife and conservation in New Mexico.
The Commitment
- Volunteer facilitators are expected to
lead or assist with at least one workshop per year.
- The time commitment will vary depending on the type
of WILD workshop and your experience level.
Qualifications
- Attend at least two workshops in NM (any
combination of WILD/WET/PLT) before applying.
- Have at least one year experience leading
education programs, formal or non-formal.
- Complete the program application and interview
process.
Applications and more information are available
by contacting Project WILD Coordinator, Kevin Holladay at
(505) 476-8095 or kevin.holladay@state.nm.us or Colleen Welch at (505) 476-8119, colleen.welch@state.nm.us.
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