May blog Entries

2021 marks the centennial of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. To celebrate, we’ve come up with 100 ways to explore and enjoy natural and cultural resources that Michigan has to offer. There is something to try in every season and for all skills, abilities and interests. Take a look, find your favorite DNR centennial-inspired activities and join in on the celebration!

These Agriculture in the Classroom lessons are matched to Michigan Educational Standards. You will find lessons in all major subject areas which use agriculture as a vehicle for teaching key concepts. Make sure to look through all the different resources- there is so much more than ag! You can download each lesson pdf for free Click on the link to the left to visit the website.

Biodiversity is not only what makes Earth so extraordinary and beautiful; it's also the reason that life continues to exist. Check out this article from Project Learning Tree (PLT) on how to increase the biodiversity in the green spaces at your school and get your students involved!

Want to become certified to teach Aquatic WILD? Now is your chance! Virtual teacher workshops are coming up this summer - FREE!

July 15 and August 14 Project WILD Coordinator Natalie Elkins will hold Zoom workshops.

Register at Michigan.gov/michiganprojectwild

Head to the Michigan DNR History map to explore the history of Michigan's natural resources and to celebrate their centennial. Proceed to the website by clicking on the picture to the left. You can then select different location points to read the highlights of our DNR history!