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Outreach & Education
Curricula Online
- Caribou Mysteries
"Caribou Mysteries: Science Sleuths and Detective Math"
provides middle school science and math lessons and activities about
caribou.
- Endangered and Threatened Species of Alaska Activity Guide
This guide presents curriculum materials focused on selected Alaska
species that are threatened, endangered, or at risk. Learn about
wildlife population dynamics, the factors that may place species
at risk, and efforts by people to help wildlife species recover.
- Role of Fire in Alaska
Interdisciplinary K-12 curriculum about the ecological role of fire
in Alaska and fire management activities.
- Cyber Salmon
An interdisciplinary web site with student activities, focusing
on the salmon species common to Interior Alaska. I demonstrates
the importance of salmon to Alaska's economy, ecology, and culture.
- Learn About Seabirds (pdf)
About 86 percent of the total U.S. population of seabirds occur in Alaska. The "Learn About Seabirds" curricula is for grades 4-6 and is designed to teach students about Alaska's seabird populations, their worldwide significance, and the impacts seabirds are vulnerable to.
- Sea
Ducks of Alaska
This hands-on activity guide for grades 4-6 offers activities that
explore the unique adaptations of sea ducks and their role in the
marine and fresh water food webs.
- Shorebird Sister Schools
The Shorebird Sister Schools Program encourages public participation
in the conservation of shorebirds and their habitats by connecting
people along flyways and increasing their awareness and knowledge
of local natural resources to inspire community conservation.
- Alaska Digital
Wildlife Photography Handbook
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This 10-page handbook is written for students 4-12th grade. It contains
great tips about digital photography as well as wildlife photography.
- "It's
Not Easy Being Green" - a very cool interdisciplinary curriculum,
for upper elementary and middle schools, was created by the Alaska
Department of Fish & Game. It will help you and your students
learn about amphibians, including their unique and amazing biology,
behavior, and habitat needs. In addition, you'll find information
about their colorful role in myths, folklore, literature, and Alaska
Native culture.
- Alaska's Wild Salmon Teacher's Guide
Available from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, this curricula celebrates and helps teachers guide middle school students in their study of the healthy stocks of wild Pacific salmon found in Alaska. In spring 2002 the Alaska Department of Fish and Game published and distributed to every school in the state multiple copies of Alaska’s Wild Salmon, a 64-page book celebrating this remarkable resource. This teacher’s guide suggests ways to use that book.
Last updated: June 20, 2008
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