1. Flying WILD Bird Education for Schools Taking Flight

2. Flying WILD… is bird education targeting middle grades is designed to meet the needs of urban audiences is interdisciplinary is supplementary is classroom-ready, hands-on, concept-based, activity-based, and uses simulation models covers all major subject and skill areas is non-biased involves schools in bird festivals and other bird-related service-learning projects

3. Flying WILD Sponsors National Fish and Wildlife Foundation ConocoPhillips

4. Flying WILD National Partners American Birding Association Association of Zoos and Aquariums Cornell Lab of Ornithology National Wildlife Federation Partners in Flight Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center US Fish and Wildlife Service

5. Flying WILD Network Local, State National Organizations Bird Groups Audubon Chapters & Centers Zoos & Aquariums Businesses Conservation Organizations State Wildlife Agencies Project WILD Coordinators School Districts

6. Flying WILD Distribution & Training Council for Environmental Education (National Office for Flying WILD) State Coordinating Partners (state wildlife agencies or nonprofits) Flying WILD City Partners Flying WILD Facilitators Flying WILD Educators Zoos Youth Grps Community Grps Nature Centers Museums Schools

7. The Educator’s Guide Flying WILD: An Educator’s Guide to Celebrating Birds

8. The Activities Teacher-led Activities Prior to Festival “Classroom” Activities

9. The Activities Volunteer-led Activities Planned & Practiced Prior to Festival Conducted at Festival

10. The Activities Student-led Activities Planned & Practiced Prior to Festival Conducted at Festival

11. Service-learning Student-led Activities Citizen Science & Bird Monitoring Schoolyard Habitat Projects Festival Planning & Production

12. Upcoming Trainings & Meetings Visit the Flying WILD website at: http://flyingwild.org/training.htm