Educator Resources
See how young artists across our state are interpreting stewardship and conservation through the State Poster Contest Winners! This showcase highlights creative and thoughtful work from students who captured what protecting natural resources means in Michigan. Their artwork demonstrates the next generation’s dedication to conserving our environment.
EGLE’s Environmental Lending Station offers free, borrowable teaching kits filled with models, games, and interactive materials. These resources make it easier for educators to engage students in topics like water quality, air pollution, recycling, and ecosystems with ready-to-use materials.
MAEOE connects educators, schools, and organizations with training, resources, and networking opportunities to strengthen outdoor and environmental education. Their programs and annual conference help teachers inspire students through nature-based, hands-on learning experiences.
The NACD Poster Contest gives K–12 students the opportunity to create original artwork around the annual Stewardship Week theme while helping conservation districts promote education about soil, water, and natural resources.
Stewardship Week
MACD offers easy-to-use stewardship resources to help conservation districts inspire their communities year-round. Additionally, districts receive customizable tools, outreach materials, and educational support that elevate conservation education from indoor classrooms to field day fun.
Project Learning Tree (PLT)
Project Learning Tree is an award-winning environmental education program that uses forests and trees as a window into the natural and built environment. PLT helps students of all ages develop critical thinking skills, strengthen STEM learning, and explore the connections between people and the environment.
Project WET (Water Education Today)
Project Learning Tree is an award-winning environmental program that uses forests and trees as a window into the natural and built environment. Through hands-on activities, PLT helps students of all ages develop critical thinking skills, strengthen STEM learning, and explore the connections between people and the environment.
Project WILD
Project WILD is a wildlife-focused conservation and environmental program that helps students explore the natural world and their role in it. Using interactive activities, Project WILD fosters understanding of ecological principles, wildlife management, and the balance between human needs and those of wildlife.
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