What are the advantages of setting up a local workshop?

• Requires less travel.
• Provides opportunities to emphasize local resources.
• Can be targeted to specific grade levels or groups.
• One free workshop enrollment for being a workshop host and coordinator

How can I arrange a workshop in my community?

• Anyone can host and attend a workshop! Select a local teacher, nature center staff member, scout leader, parent or you, as a local coordinator to make workshop arrangements.
• Contact the office to be partnered with a workshop facilitator.
• Select a workshop date and location. Locations should allow for using the outdoors as a classroom.
• Market the program locally and recruit a minimum of 10 participants.
• Workshop coordinators recieve one FREE enrollment to the workshop that they help organize.

What is the cost & length of a workshop?

Workshop Fees (per participant)

(2-3 hour workshops)

• Wisconsin Project Learning Tree: Early Childhood = $10.00

  (6 hour workshops)

• Project Learning Tree* = $15.00
• Project Learning Tree & PLT Early Childhood = $20.00
• Project WET = $20.00
• Project WILD** = $25.00

  (8 hour workshops)

• Project Learning Tree & Project WET = $30.00
• Project WILD & Project Learning Tree = $35.00
• Project WILD & Project WET = $40.00

  (12 hour workshop)

• Project WILD, PLT & WET = $50.00

* Project Learning Tree workshops for secondary educators includes one secondary module

** Project WILD always includes the WILD Aquatic Guide

What if I cannot schedule a workshop in my community?

• Check out the list of Upcoming Teacher Workshops.

PLT, WILD, & WET
Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources, EI/8
PO BOX 7921
Madison WI 53707-7921
dnrpltwildwet@wisconsin.gov
(608) 264-6280