Other Workshops

The following workshops can be arranged for your staff development days or as after school workshops at your facility. A minimum of 10 participants is required. Unless otherwise noted, contact Fish and Game's education staff at 603-271-3211.

Discover Spring Wetlands -- This curriculum unit workshop focuses on what wetlands are and why they are important. Activities include guided imagery and spring peeper survey. Grade Level: 2-5

Wetlands -- Focusing on wetland identification, this unit is designed for the high school level. This program is conducted with UNH Cooperative Extension. Contact: Nancy Lambert, Extension Educator, 603-742-1275.

Predators: A Close Look at Wolves and Coyotes -- Explore the many myths and learn the realities about what predators are and the role they play in the ecosystem. Receive a unit on wolves and coyotes. Grade Level: 1-8.

New Hampshire Wildlife -- Increase your knowledge about New Hampshire wildlife. Grade Level: 1-8.

Estuaries -- The Great Bay and Seabrook estuaries are among New Hampshire’s most fragile resources. This curriculum unit concentrates on the importance of estuaries and how they function. Contact Sandy Point Discovery Center, 603-778-0015. Grade Level: 6-12.

Animal Adaptation In Winter -- Learn how New Hampshire's wildlife survive the winter. Activities to do with your students will also be presented. Grade Level: 3-6.

Black Bear -- A unit on black bear designed for elementary students. Grade Level: 2-4.

Additional wildlife workshop topics may be available by special arrangement.

Special workshop for students:

Winter Weather and White-tailed Deer -- Involves middle school students in collection of winter weather data to be used by Fish and Game biologist. Equipment and curriculum unit provided. Contact Mary Goodyear at 603-846-5108 or send email to mgoody@ncia.net.