PROJECT WILD: A program that brings the great outdoors 
into the classroom…ahead on Passport to Texas.
 
This is Passport to Texas

The more children learn about nature and wildlife, the 
greater their potential of becoming good stewards of the 
land. That's the philosophy behind a program from Texas 
Parks and Wildlife called Project Wild.	 
 
Project Wild is an environmental education program and 
conservation education program. The idea behind it is to 
help young people in grades K-12 learn about wildlife and 
understand natural resources. 
 
TPW Outreach and Education staff lead workshops that 
teach adults hands-on activities that incorporate wildlife-
related concepts into the teaching of basic learning 
skills...like math, science, language arts and social 
studies. 
								 
Different types of activities take place at each workshop. 
Some include quiet activities like drawing, writing and 
coloring. Some involve activities can be somewhat 
physical. All activities have an environment theme.  
 
Project Wild workshops are available to anyone who 
works with children. Educators who complete the 
workshops earn 6 hours TEA-approved CPE and TEEAC 
Credit. 

Find upcoming workshops in the calendar section of the 
TPW website.

The WSFR Program supports our series.
	
For Texas Parks and Wildlife…I’m Cecilia Nasti






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