Join EEAI at the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center for a Project WILD Training focused on Regional Natural History and Environmental Literacy!

Project WILD is a wildlife education program and is designed to help educators and other youth leaders teach about wildlife and the environment through stimulating, hands-on instructional activities for ages K-12. At this workshop, you will participate in WILD activities and learn how to use them with students.  All participants will receive a Project WILD activity guide.

This workshop will include two sessions as follows:

Morning Session: Arrive at 8:45 to get registered. Then from 9-11:30 we'll explore the Project WILD actvity guide and learn how WILD activities can support learning about regional natural history and improve environmental literacy. 

Afternoon Session: From 12-4:30 enjoy a brown bag networking lunch with other environmental educators as well as a curated roundtable discussion. Then we'll end the day with an optional guided hike at Starved Rock State Park.

Only interested in attending the roundtable? Click here to register for the afternoon session for FREE!

IBSE PD Credit available upon request. Please indicate your interest at registration.