Environmental Education
Working with schools and communities to establish, maintain and enhance long-term education programs that prepare youth to use critical and creative thinking to make wise decisions about forests in Washington State and to remain open to future information that may change their opinion.
Project Learning Tree uses the forest as a
"window on the world" to increase students' understandings of
our complex environment.
Washington's history is woven into its land.
Forests of Washington (FOW)
activities explore the rich
cultural, ecological and social history of our state's bountiful forests.
The
Environmental Study Site
(ESS) program improves student
learning through use of an outdoor area on or near the school
grounds, engaging students in community based authentic learning. Use Environment As An Integrating Context
Secondary Integrated Teams (SIT) support teams of teachers during planning and implementation of Model integrated units, providing a meaningful context to the content and process taught in the subject areas.
A
number of people from a variety of backgrounds come together to make
WFPA's Environmental Education program successful. 
Workshops
are regularly offered to educators. View
the current list of workshops or register.
More information coming soon!
More information coming soon!
Find out more about
Washington Forest Protection Association