2018 is the 100th anniversary of the reintroduction of elk in Michigan, making now a perfect time to bring elk knowledge into your classroom.
“Elk University – Educating tomorrow’s wildlife managers” is an education program designed to fit into a busy semester while meeting educational standards and touching on Michigan history, forest management, elk biology, wildlife disease and social considerations for wildlife management. Students will learn about how the Michigan Department of Natural Resources manages and maintains a healthy elk herd for current and future generations.
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Once registered, educators will receive an electronic educator guide by email within two business days. Total class time is three hours and includes three video lessons with activities.
This program is free of charge and open to all interested ninth- through 12th-grade educators. You must register by Jan. 30 for the fast-approaching spring semester! Contact Katie Keen at 231-775-9727 with questions.
