Workshop Procedures & Resources

Prior to the Workshop

Workshop Proposal Form - Please submit this form at least 8 weeks prior to your workshop. All guides are kept at SCDNR's storage facility in Columbia, SC. Guides are no longer shipped to facilitators. Please coordinate transportation/pick up of activity guides for you workshop with the State Coordinator.

During the Workshop

SCDNR Photo Release Form - ***This is only needed if you plan to post pictures on social media or use them elsewhere.

Project WILD PPT Presentation - This is accessible to everyone to edit so that you can add your contact information or anything else you may need. PLEASE download a copy before editing the original.

Hunt Through the Project WILD K-12 Guide - Walk educators through the layout of the activity guide. There is an overview of what to point out in the guide as well as questions for a fun review competition. Please give out prizes if possible for the Q & A portion, if possible. 

Website and Online Resources - Outline of resources to share online.

Participant Information and Evaluation Online Form - Please have your workshop participants complete this online participant information form and evaluation form before leaving the workshop. A QR code is included included in the SC Project WILD overview presentation. If needed, participants can complete the paper form, but please encourage them to complete the online form.

Educator Certificate - This is a fillable document that can be edited by facilitators. Educators need to show that they have completed the participant information and evaluation form before receiving this certificate. Please make sure to sign on the facilitator line. 

After the Workshop

Workshop Reporting Form - Facilitators need to submit this no later than 14 days after the completion of the workshop. 

Other Resources

Visit the National Project WILD website for additional resources that you can share with your educators. 

Visit SCDNR Conservation Education's website to find upcoming open-to-the-public SC Project WILD workshops.