Informative links, resources, projects, alternative energy sources and curriculum. Classroom instruction, teacher workshops, field trips, summer camps, public presentations, and radio programs for a variety of age groups. Diverse programs ranging from biodiversity to astronomy to watershed studies. The theme is understanding the interconnections between humans and different aspects of the environment. Interactive maps are available online.
Site is located lakeside on upper Missouri River near Helena, Montana.
WILD is a K-12 interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education program emphasizing wildlife. A joint project of the Montana EE Assoc and the Montana Natural History Center, Housed at the Nature Center at Fort Missoula. Resources may be checked out in person, by phone, or by mail and are available for a 2 week period. Created by the University of Montana's School of Forestry.