See the 2008 winners' artwork and
essays!
Student
Activity - Calling All Frogs
Download the
pdf here!
Blog page for phenological
events
One of the
goals of the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ is to
raise awareness about NJ’s rare, threatened, and
endangered wildlife. One way CWF accomplishes this is by
developing materials, programs, and contests targeted
towards New Jersey teachers and students. From the
Highlands to the Jersey Shore, New Jersey is home to a
great diversity of wildlife species that share our
environment with us. Protecting habitat for wildlife
ensures protected land, water and air for our future and
our children’s future.
We encourage students of all ages to look closely at the
wildlife and landscapes of their own schoolyard,
backyard, and community.
Please browse the below pages for more
information about our educational programs. Check back
often for new programs and projects!
- Professional Development
Workshops for Teachers
The Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ is excited to offer Professional Development Workshops for Teachers highlighting New Jersey’s endangered, threatened, and rare wildlife. By attending one of our full day or half-day workshops, educators will improve their knowledge and teaching skills related to New Jersey’s rare wildlife populations. - Species on the Edge ~ Art
and Essay Contest
An art and essay contest open to all fifth grade students in public, private and home schools throughout New Jersey. Students choose one of NJ’s endangered or threatened species, create artwork about that species and write an essay about how it became endangered and what can be done to protect it. Each year, a winner and runner – up are chosen from each participating county. - Adopt A Species for the
Classroom - Through the Adopt A Species
for the Classroom Program, students take pride in
knowing that they are making an important
contribution to conserving rare wildlife in New
Jersey.
- Classroom Programs for the
2007-2008 School Year
CWF is excited to connect your classroom with New Jersey’s endangered and threatened wildlife. All programs are aligned with the NJ Core Curriculum Content Standards and can be modified to meet your classrooms needs and abilities. • Resources (hyperlink to resources page) Lesson plans, recommended websites, and additional information about endangered species and biodiversity -
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