2021 GA Teacher Conservation Workshop: Updates & More

“The ability to have jobs, processes, and the WET, WILD, and Learning Tree books and resources demonstrated by enthusiastic professionals was so amazing! Simply getting the books without this training would not have been half as engaging, now would I have understood so much about it.”

– 2019 TCW Participant

The Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop (TCW) is now taking applications for the 16th Annual TCW! It is with great excitement that we announce that registration is now open for a modified in-person experience for 2021! Join us for four-days, June 14-17, 2021, for an immersive professional development event that uses the forest as a window to environmental education.

In addition to networking and meeting field experts, participants are also trained in Projects Learning Tree, WET, and WILD. Participants have the opportunity to engage in hands-on, practical exercises and activities that are designed to supplement their classroom curricula and student projects.

Hear what program alumni have to say about their experience on our “Teacher Testimonials” page. Want to see more? You may also visit our “Gallery” to view photos from years past.

The 2021 TCW will have COVID protocols in place for the safety of participants and staff. These protocols include, but are not limited to:

  • Limited capacity of 20 participants.
  • Maintaining 6-feet social distance between participants during sessions and meals.
  • Strongly encouraging participants to wear a mask, especially when less than 6-feet apart.
  • Limiting two people per lodge room and all beds will be set 6-feet apart.
  • Hand sanitizer stations will be set up in all meeting spaces.
  • Meals will be cafeteria style; buffet-style will no longer be offered.
  • Regular cleaning and disinfection of restrooms and tables after each session/meal.
  • Regular cleaning and disinfection of equipment after each session.

If you have any questions or concerns related to the COVID-19 precautions, please contact Kim Morris-Zarneke, TCW Co-Chair.

Registration is now open through May 7, 2021!

2020 GA TCW Registration Now Open!

2020 Teacher Conservation

Workshop Registration

Now Open!


The Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop (TCW) is now taking applications for the 16th Annual TCW! Join us the week of June 15 – 19, 2020 for an immersive week-long professional development event that uses the forest as a window to environmental education.

In addition to field trips, networking, and meeting experts in the field, participants are also trained in Projects Learning Tree, WET and WILD. Spend the week engaged in sessions that take place mostly outdoors and activities lead by foresters, biologists, educators and other industry professionals.

Hear what program alumni have to say about their experience on our “Teacher Testimonials” page. Want to see more? You may also visit our “Gallery” to view photos from years past.

“The ability to have jobs, processes, and the WET, WILD, and Learning Tree books and resources demonstrated by enthusiastic professionals was so amazing! Simply getting the books without this training would not have been half as engaging, now would I have understood so much about it.”

– 2019 TCW Participant

Space is limited to 30 participants. After that, a waiting list will be kept and utilized to fill the workshop!

We hope to see you in June!

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15TH ANNUAL GEORGIA TEACHER CONSERVATION WORKSHOP

Join the Georgia Forestry Commission and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division for the 15th Annual Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop, June 17th – 21st at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to learn about Georgia’s forests and natural resources! Along with spending time at beautiful Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, participants engage in activities from Projects Learning Tree, WET, and WILD and enjoy field trips three out of five days, network with other educators and natural resource professionals, and engage in animal encounters and social events.

Still not sure? What if we mention that registration is only $50 per person? Thanks to our wonderful workshop sponsors, we are able to offer this five-day workshop at a low cost to participants. Your registration fee includes all teaching materials, food, lodging and transportation during the workshop. Only 30 spots are available, so register right away.

For other question, check out “Frequently Asked Questions” or contact us.