

Students will foster outdoor observation skills and learn about wildlife habitat through a guided hike using binoculars to view wildlife at Spring Meadow Lake State Park. (45 minutes)
Students learn about the kinds of questions that guide field investigations then conduct a field investigation/habitat study. (45 minutes)
Students learn basic facts about Montana’s native & non-native fish species, and the unique ecosystems they depend upon. (45 minutes)
Students learn about how they can help conserve Montana wildlife, minimize human-wildlife conflict, and safely recreate outdoors. (45 minutes)
Students study many species of wildlife that live in Montana. You can choose from MT predators, furbearers, reptiles, turtles, and birds. (45 minutes)
Students learn skills and techniques that will prepare them and inspire them to spend time recreating outdoors in Montana. (45 minutes)