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 Animal
Program
This program is designed to introduce
students K-12 to the DNR and how the DNR
protects and conserves our state natural
resources. This program involves the use of
live animals, mounts and exciting “hands on”
learning. |
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 Advanced
Project WILD (link down)
Advanced
Project WILD workshops are weekend programs
that provide in-depth information on
specific wildlife topics. Emphasis is
placed on instructional strategies and
materials that can be utilized both indoors
and in the "the outdoor classroom." |
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 SC
Reel Kids
Hey Kids! Would you like to go fishing?
Fishing and being outdoors are great ways to
have fun. You can learn about and enjoy your
environment, too. You’ll have a chance to
encounter all kinds of plants and animals.
You will event get wonderful prizes, all
free! |
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 Reel
Art
The Reel Art
contest is open to South Carolina students
in Kindergarten through 12th grades in
public, private, or home-schools. Students
may submit original works of art that have
not been copied from published photographs
or other works of art. |
 SC Jr. Duck Stamp
The Federal Junior Duck Stamp Conservation
and Design Program is an integrated art and
science curriculum developed to teach
environmental science and habitat
conservation. It has been designed to fit
in with existing programs. |
 Becoming An Outdoors-Woman
"Becoming an
Outdoors-Woman" is a program that provides
opportunities for women to learn
nature-related outdoor skills using a
hands-on approach in a relaxed,
noncompetitive, non-intimidating
atmosphere. |
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 Camp
Wildwood
Imagine
a place where, the energy is
contagious, the environment is the
beautiful outdoors, finding out who you
really are, and the lessons learned are
about our impact on the natural
environment. |
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NEW:
In
1969, the South Carolina Department of
Natural Resources (SCDNR)
Marine Resources Division initiated a
marine science education program based out
of Fort Johnson. Utilizing the Research
Vessel (R/V), Anita, SCDNR
staff provided hands-on educational
activities to teach students and teachers
about the inherent value of South Carolina’s
marine ecosystem and resources. |
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Other SCDNR
Education Programs
Hunter Education
Boater Education
Take One Make One
Beach Sweep / River
Sweep |
