Environmental/Outdoor Education
Journey through field, forest, wetlands, and urban areas to discover the wonders and mysteries of Wisconsin’s natural environment. Through 4-H environmental and outdoor education projects on topics such as environmental resource management, entomology, outdoor recreation and education, soils, wildlife, fisheries, and marine life, you will learn about the interconnection of people and nature. You’ll also develop respect and appreciation for and a sense of stewardship toward our natural resources. Enjoy time outdoors and develop an understanding and appreciation of the environment through three core theme areas:
Enjoy time outdoors and develop an understanding and appreciation of the environment through three core theme areas:
- Basic science and ecology
- Interrelationships and impacts
- Health, wellness and positive outdoor experiences
More Environmental Education Opportunities
DOTS
Would you, or someone you know, like to explore the natural world using innovative and exciting technologies? A mobile Digital Observation Technology Skills (DOTS) kit is designed to allow you to do just that! Click the button to learn more.
Digital Observation Technology Skills (DOTS) To share information about the DOTS program with your group, download our DOTS Graphic Report and Summary today!
Contact
Justin Hougham, Ph.D.
Professor, Environmental Education Specialist
justin.hougham@wisc.edu
(608) 224-9965
Upham Woods Learning Center
A 4-H summer camp at Upham Woods brings together outdoor recreation and field science experiences. Youth engage in service-learning through hands-on conservation projects designed to teach 4-H members new skills while building a lasting legacy.
Nature is everywhere! Anyone can learn from the land when they have a pencil and paper in hand.
Contact
Amy Workman
Upham Woods Center Director
amy.workman@wisc.edu
(608) 264-3485
