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  JOIN US AT THE AQUATICS LAB AT THE ROGERS STATE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION RESERVE FOR THESE EXCITING, INFORMATIVE AND FUN WORKSHOPS FEATURING:
PROJECT WILD PROJECT WET AND PROJECT LEARNING TREE PROJECT WILD (date to be announced) PROJECT WET: (date to be announced) PROJECT LEARNING TREE (date to be announced) COST IS $10 PER PERSON PER WORKSHOP. SCHOLARSHIPS MAY BE AVAILABLE FOR ROGERS COUNTY EDUCATORS. TO ATTEND, CONTACT US AT: thereserve@rogerscountyconservationdistrict.org Project WILD is celebrating 20 years of environmental education. It is a conservation and environmental program for both formal and informal educators of K-12th grades in all subjects including but not limited to science, social studies, language, arts, math, physical education, health, and music. It addresses the need for human beings to develop as responsible citizens of our planet and most of all, it makes learning fun. For more information you can link to the Project WILD national web site at www.projectwild.org. In Oklahoma, you can contact okprojectwild@fullnet.net.
Project WET is an interdisciplinary water science and education program that is for formal and non-formal educators for students from 5 to 18. Project WET believes that the ability to understand and resolve water issues has a significant impact on our quality of life now, and in the future. For more information you can link to the Project WET national web site at www.projectwet.org. In Oklahoma, you can contact karlab@okcc.state.ok.us.
Project Learning Tree has been in existence for 30 years. It is a program of the American Forest Foundation that brings the environment into the classroom. Topics range from forests, wildlife, water, community planning, waste management and energy. For more information you can link to the Project Learning Tree national web site at www.plt.org. In Oklahoma, you can contact cstallin@oda.state.ok.us.
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