Illinois-Biodiversity-101 (2)
Date(s):
9/30/2023
9/30/2023
Time(s):
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Description:
What is biodiversity? Does Illinois have much biodiversity? How are plants and animals adapted for survival in the four major habitat types in the state? Can some species live in all of these habitats? We will answer these questions and provide much more information about aquatic, woodland, wetland and urban habitats and their inhabitants in this introduction to the natural resources of our state. Numerous supplemental educational items will be provided. Although targeted to educators of grades kindergarten and three, educators of other grade levels are welcome to register but may need to adapt the materials as appropriate. Professional Development Hours are available. Sponsored by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, this workshop is part of the ENTICE (Environment and Nature Training Institute for Conservation Education) program.
Event Type:
Educator Workshop
Location:
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
Address:
2430 N Cannon Drive
City, State ZIP:
Chicago
IL
60614
2430 N Cannon Drive
Chicago
IL
60614
Phone/Fax:
217-524-4126
/ 217-782-9552