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🌻Don't let National Pollinator Week buzz by! There's still time to celebrate the tiny creatures with an outsized impact on our world. 🦋

Discover fun pollinator facts and try 6 simple activities to help protect the birds, bats, butterflies, bees, and other pollinators that support healthy forests, gardens, and ecosystems:
https://www.plt.org/educator-tips/5-hands-on-ways-to-celebrate-national-pollinator-week/

Looking for a summer professional learning opportunity?

Southern Conservation Trust is hosting a combined Project Learning Tree and Project WILD workshop on June 27 at the Fayette Environmental Education Center. Participants will leave with certifications, curriculum guides, and plenty of hands-on activities to bring environmental education to life.

We love partnering with organizations that help connect educators and students to the natural world. Check it out!

Project WILD & Project Learning Tree Educator Workshop Join us at the Fayette Environmental Education Center for an exciting workshop and to become certified as a Project Learning Tree and Project WILD Educator! Project Learning Tree and Project WILD are interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education activity guides emphasizing terrestrial a...

Biodiversity is the spice of life! Did you know that biologists estimate that Earth’s current biodiversity is somewhere between 10 million and 1 trillion different species? And they’ve only just scratched the surface, classifying only about 1.7 million species. For , check out PLT’s Biodiversity Blitz activity collection and these accompanying resources: https://www.plt.org/activity-resources/grades-3-5-activity-charting-biodiversity/

🐝 What’s the buzz all about? It’s World Bee Day! Check out these fun activities to do with your students to celebrate these small but mighty insects that are powerful pollinators and vital to our entire ecosystem, especially forests.

Https://www.plt.org/educator-tips/pollinator-activities-world-bee-day/

Did you know there are more than 1,500 endangered or threatened plant and animal species across the U.S.? On Endangered Species Day, encourage your students to collaborate on a research project and advocate on behalf of a plant or animal on the brink of extinction.

In PLT’s Life on the Edge / La Vida al Límite activity from the Explore Your Environment: K-8 Activity Guide / Explora tu Ambiente: Guía de Actividades K-8, students model processes that can lead to species becoming rare or endangered and use their creativity to develop an advocacy and awareness campaign.

For younger learners, check out these endangered species art project ideas! https://www.plt.org/educator-tips/21-endangered-species-art-project-ideas