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PLT offers PreK-12 curriculum resources and training for educators.
Our award-winning supplemental curriculum resources and trainings for PreK-12 educators use a multi-disciplinary, hands-on approach that teach critical STEM and language arts skills.
PLT resources instill forest knowledge and encourage positive action.
PLT translates the language of forests and sustainable forest management into concepts and actions that benefit forests and help all of us take better care of our planet.
PLT provides mentorship, skills development, and green job work experiences.
PLT programs increase job readiness and expose young adults to the diversity of careers in the forest and conservation sector.
Explore nature with your friends, family, and community. When children spend time outside it can improve their creativity and imagination, classroom performance, and health.
PLT’s Forest Literacy Framework translates the language of forests and sustainable forest management into concepts for any age. It’s perfect for teachers and forestry professionals seeking guidance on how to connect youth to forests.
PLT understands that not all professional development programs adhere to the same high standards. We design and deliver the highest-quality professional learning experiences, focused on outcomes and improving student achievement.
Every month we carefully select new tools and resources that enhance PLT’s lessons. These include tips curated by teachers, STEM strategies, recommending reading, apps, videos, and more.
SFI and American Bird Conservancy joined forces to create a free booklet—Bird Friendly Forests: Opportunities for Private Forest Landowners in the Southern United States—that showcases ways landowners can manage their forests for bird habitat.
Natural Inquirer is a free science education journal written for middle through high school age students. Learn more about the variety of PLT resources that have been correlated to Natural Inquirer articles.
Project Learning Tree encourages teachers to provide students with multiple options for taking in information, processing ideas, and expressing what they have learned — both in the classroom and outdoors. We include suggestions for differentiated ins
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