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As the school year gets underway, Wild Classroom is here to help parents, educators, and caregivers bring the wonders of wildlife and wild places to young learners. New for the 2025-2026 school year are several opportunities, including a funding program, livestreams with WWF experts, and a conservation current events series.
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As the school year gets underway, Wild Classroom ([link removed]) is here to help parents, educators, and caregivers bring the wonders of wildlife and wild places to young learners. New for the 2025-2026 school year are several opportunities, including a funding program, livestreams with WWF experts, and a conservation current events series.
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Greenprints for the Future project fund ([link removed])
This new Wild Classroom initiative gives educators the opportunity to receive $1,000 to support their students in designing and carrying out real-world sustainable solutions in their schools or communities. Educators interested in applying can submit applications ([link removed]) through November 15, 2025.
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Conservation Current Events ([link removed])
Help kids stay connected to real-world conservation news with our new series featuring timely news stories, reports, podcasts, and videos straight from WWF’s global network of scientists and storytellers. Paired with grade-specific worksheets, this resource turns current event news ([link removed]) into teachable moments for learners of all ages.
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Join us for our first livestream of the school year with WWF Freshwater Specialist Madalen Howard ([link removed]) on Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants. Register for free and learn from Madalen as she shares her experience about capturing amazing moments in nature on camera. For more videos about wildlife, wild places, and conservation topics, visit the Wild Classroom YouTube page ([link removed]).
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WWF's Wild Classroom team
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