Teacher Workshops are scheduled throughout Colorado to train formal and non-formal educators in Project WILD, Growing Up WILD, Teaching Environmental Science Naturally (TEN), Outdoor Understanding for Teachers (OUT), Colorado Archery in the Schools Program and more.
Project WILD is an award-winning wildlife education resource for teachers. For, Project WILD Facilitators there are Workshop Planning Tools, and educators interested in leading these fun and interactive professional development workshops can Become a Volunteer Facilitator.
Colorado Archery in the Schools Program (CASP) – Training for middle school and high school P.E. teachers to learn how to teach archery safely and successfully using your school gymnasium or playing field.
CPW Teacher Institutes called Teaching Environmental Science Naturally (T.E.N.) or Outdoor Understanding for Teachers (OUT) are interagency, site-based, outdoor institute programs for teachers. The training program utilizes the curriculum guides from Project WILD, Project Learning Tree, and local resources.
River Watch is a statewide volunteer water quality-monitoring program. Learn about the program at the River Watch Web site or by contacting Michaela Taylor at (303) 291-7322.