LEAF, Wisconsin's K-12 Forestry Education Program, was created to help promote forestry education in Wisconsin in 2001. Since then, LEAF has provided professional development to thousands of Wisconsin's teachers, provided curriculum to hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin students, and registered over 25,000 acres of school forest land.
 
LEAF is a partnership between the Wisconsin DNR-Division of Forestry and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education - a center of the College of Natural Resources and University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension.
Curriculum
 
Approximately 310,000 students are learning about Wisconsin forests each year through LEAF supported programs and materials. (2012)

LEAF curriculum and videos are also available on our Moodle site. 
Outdoor Classrooms
 
There are 384 registered school forest parcels that contain over 27,000 acres of land.
 
Whether you have a few square feet or 80 acres, LEAF can help you and your students step outside. 
Professional Development

Since 2003, 4,542 teachers have participated in LEAF Professional development. (2012)

For-credit and non-credit options and scholarships are available.



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