Fish and Wildlife offers a variety of educational programs and has materials available for educators. Improve your own knowledge and share the story of New Jersey’s wildlife and management programs with your students.

New Jersey Fish and Wildlife supports a variety of educational programs and has produced education materials of use to educators. Take advantage of these programs and materials to increase your own and your students’ knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of the outdoors and New Jersey’s rich fish and wildlife resources.

Classroom Resources and Curricula

Green Eggs and Sand

Herp Education Programs

Hooked On Fishing — Not On Drugs

National Archery in the Schools Program in New Jersey

Russell A. Cookingham Scholarship

SEEDS – the State Environmental Education Directory

Speakers and Exhibitors

Trout in the Classroom

Wildlife of New Jersey Coloring Book

Field Trips

Pequest Trout Hatchery Group Programs

Sedge Island Workshops for Students

Outside Links

Educator Resources (Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ)

Federal Junior Duck Stamp Contest (US Fish & Wildlife Service)

High School Fishing/Student Angler Federation (Student Angler Federation)

Peregrine Project Curriculum (Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ)

Shad In Schools (Delaware River Shad Fishermen’s Association)

Species on the Edge Art & Essay Contest – Fifth Grade (Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ)

Species on the Edge 2.0 Social Media Contest – High School (Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ)

Virtual Outdoor Classroom – Watershed Education (Musconetcong Watershed Assocation)

Professional Organizations

Alliance for New Jersey Environmental Education (ANJEE)

Aquatic Resources Education Association (AREA)

Environmental Education and Training Project (NEETP)

National Science Teacher’s Association (NSTA)

New Jersey Marine Education Association (NJMEA)

North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)