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Newberry Soil and Water Conservation District - Project Wet, Wild & Learning Tree Programs

Newberry Soil and Water Conservation District - Project Wet, Wild & Learning Tree Programs

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Newberry , SC

The Newberry Soil and Water Conservation District hosts various educational programs designed to enhance environmental awareness among students. These programs offer comprehensive environmental education resources such as Project WET, which specializes in water education, and Project WILD & Learning Tree, which cater to students from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade. Renowned for their hands-on and interactive methodologies, these initiatives are a perfect fit for homeschooling environments and schools alike. Alongside workshops and camps for educators, they aim to infuse curricula with essential environmental themes, cultivating stewardship and conservation awareness.

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