Franklin County Conservation District
"Conserving our Natural Resources for the Future"
Education Programs
One of the Conservation District’s primary goals is to provide educational opportunities and information related to conservation and environmental education. For this reason it is only natural for the Conservation District to partner with local schools to promote conservation of our natural resources and also to promote the number one industry in Kansas…Agriculture.
We are here to assist educators in any way possible; this includes giving classroom presentations, providing educational brochures or other resources, and also providing opportunities for teachers to earn graduate credits!
Below you will find information about all the educational activities, lessons and programs which are available through the Conservation District.
Research shows that students are more likely to remember and be able to apply skills and knowledge that are experienced. 85-90% will remember what they see, hear and do; while only 10-15% remember things they have read or heard. Many of our environmental education programs provide interactive learning experiences for students to engage in hands-on learning!
Click on the title or contact our office to learn more about any of these education programs.
"Connecting Crops, Critters & Kids” School Assembly Programs
Earth Awareness Researchers for Tomorrow's Habitat (EARTH)
Energy Audits in your Classroom - NEW-
Environmental Education Workshops (professional development)
EnviroScape - NEW-
National Stewardship Week (last Sunday in April - First Sunday in May)
Natural Resources Conservation Service Educators Packets
Poster, Limerick and Essay Contests
Scholarships and Graduate Credits Available for Educators
Soil Tunnel Trailer - NEW-
The State Conservation Commission also has a list of 87 Educational Links available at http://scc.ks.gov
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