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CONSERVATION EDUCATION

We need to inspire, educate, and provide more opportunities for the next generation to enter the agroecology workforce. From elementary school to college, we need to foster interest in natural resources, teach the importance of conservation, and provide young people with the requisite tools and pathways to pursue further education or professional opportunities in related education, trade, science, etc. fields.

The goal of the classroom and community engagement resources provided in conjunction with AIM newsletters is to help educators discuss conservation agriculture topics and foster excitement for the future of agroecology with their students. Our plans launch students into discovery and reflection regarding best management practices and producer challenges.

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Lessons

Start your curriculum with these foundational guides. Each plan offers a complete roadmap for success.

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Worksheets

Download these ready-to-use worksheets to reinforce core lessons and deepen student understanding.

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Activites

Put theory into practice with interactive projects that bring lesson concepts to life through real-world application.

Education Coordinator

Have questions about our conservation lessons or agroecology resources? John McNally, our education coordinator, is here to help.

Education Coordinator

John McNally

Email: John.McNally@Illinois.gov

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