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  • Native Americans and Nature in Illinois- November 2009
    Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about
  • Lake Michigan Fishes July 2009
    Learn about native and exotic fishes of Lake Michigan, their characteristics, adaptations and habitats with the workshop from the IDNR and the staff of John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago. We'll also look at how non-native species have affected the ecology of Lake Michigan and how you may incorporate the information into your teaching.
  • The Sangamon River: A Sense of Place
    The Sangamon River: A Sense of Place
  • Native Americans and Nature in Illinois
    The history of Native American people in Illinois will be presented, along with information about how they were dependent upon nature. Classroom activities will be provided, and CPDUs are available for teachers in this ENTICE (Environment and Nature Training Institute for Conservation Education) workshop from the IDNR Division of Education, Dickson Mounds Museum and the Illinois State Museum.
  • Illinois Butterflies

    Join us for this IDNR workshop developed in cooperation with staff of the PeggyNotebaertNatureMuseum in Chicago. Information about butterfly life history, conservation and adaptations will be presented. We’ll discuss developing butterfly habitat on the school grounds and the pros and cons of raising butterflies in the classroom, too.

  • Lake Michigan Fishes July 2008

    Learn about native and exotic fishes of Lake Michigan, their characteristics, adaptations and habitats with the workshop from the IDNR and the staff of John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago. We'll also look at how non-native species have affected the ecology of Lake Michigan and how you may incorporate the information into your teaching.