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We connect with educators to explore the outdoors, foster inquiry, and engage learners through discovery. 

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  • Schoolyard Explorations - BIRDS!

    Wherever we live, we share our spaces with birds. Brian Collins (Teacher of the Year and birder extraordinaire) and Naomi Hadley (Natural Resources Foundation Birdathon Coordinator) will explore how to introduce your students to these fascinating wild neighbors. 

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  • FIELD Corps at High Marq

    Since 2010, High Marq Environmental Charter School has offered a project- and place-based learning alternative for students in and around the Montello School District in rural Marquette County, Wisconsin. The FIELD Corps model of learning through discovery and student inquiry has been at the root of our school’s success from the beginning.

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Upcoming Events

Apr
14

Project WILD

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Bethel Horizons Nature Center, Dodgeville, WI
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Project WILD!

This workshop is for educators, conservationists, and leaders passionate about wildlife protection. Engage in hands-on activities, discussions, and multimedia on species, ecosystems, and human impact. Learn conservation strategies, habitat preservation, and ways to involve others in these efforts. Receive a wildlife education toolkit and connect with like-minded individuals.

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Apr
16

Bees! - Schoolyard Explorations

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online via ZOOM
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BEES!

Join educator, Brian Counselman, 2024 Teacher of the Year, and Elizabeth Braatz, Wisconsin DNR Bumblebee Brigade Coordinator to explore ways to teach students about bees and participate in community science projects. 
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