Project WILD and Aquatics

Project WILD and Aquatics is a conservation education program that provides training to teachers through the high school level. Teachers use their training to teach their students about habitat and conservation. Resources available to teachers through Project WILD and Aquatics include:

Introductory Project Wild and Aquatics Workshop
(4-15 hrs.) - The basic course.

• The Wildlife of North Dakota trunk
  Contains many teacing aids including furs, wings, feathers, feet and skulls. Available from teacher learning centers.
• Whale in Your School
  At 50 feet long, this inflatable whale gives students a close-up idea of the size of these massive creatures while helping students understand what North Dakota fish need to survive. Available from teacher learning centers.

Get Project WILD clip art.

Project WILD and Aquatics Instructors:

Project WILD correlations to North Dakota state content standards are available for social studies, language arts, art, science, math, and physical education for grades 1-12. 

(Note: Standards are saved in PDF format, requiring you to install a free copy of Adobe® Acrobat® Reader®available at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.)

To view a standard, select a grade 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12.

Contact:

• Education and Outreach Office Secretary: 701-328-6615.
• Educational Coordinator: Jeff Long - 701-328-6322.
• Bismarck Region Outreach Biologist: Nathaniel Umphrey - 701-328-6332.
• Minot Region Outreach Biologist: Greg Gullickson - 701-857-7748.
• Fargo Region Outreach Biologist: Doug Leier - 701-281-1220.
• Grand Forks Region Outreach Biologist: Marty Egeland - 701-795-3811.
• Outreach Supervisor: Chris Grondahl, Bismarck - 701-328-6612.

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