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School Forest Education Plan Template:
Site Description and Opportunities

In this section, the site, and specific educational opportunities provided by the site, will be described.

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Site description & location

Describe the location and major features of the site.  Recommended features to include are:

  • Map of and directions to the school forest in relation to the school district facilities

  • Legal description and size

  • Map of major community types (e.g., forest, wetland, lakes, prairie)

  • Description and location of unique site features (e.g., unusual/rare plants, exceptional wildlife habitat, scenic areas)

  • Facilities on the school forest

*Site history

The natural and cultural history of the site can provide exciting educational opportunities.  If possible, include some of this information.  This can be expanded as the program is developed � it�s a great opportunity to get students involved.  Include:

  • Cultural history (pre-historic to present day human use of the school forest)

  • Natural history (e.g., geology, ecology, climate)

*Site management

Educational goals should drive the management of the site.  This section can help establish the connection between the education plan and the management plan.  Include the key goals, objectives, and other recommendations for management.

* Component recommended, but not required, for an official education plan.

 
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