Unbeilevable Ungulates! (All about caribou, moose, muskox and wood bison!)

Join the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and the National Park Service in exploring the biology, adaptations, management, habitat and wildlife safety of Northwest Alaska’s ungulate populations.

When: Friday March 23rd, 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Saturday March 24th, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (and a follow-up
teleconference)

Where: Beringia Room, Bering Land Bridge Visitor Center, 214 Front Street, Nome, Alaska.
Fee: $74 credit fee (one 500 level graduate continuing education credit through UAA); $50 materials fee per
teacher. The materials fee provides you with take-home books and materials. If you do not
wish to take the class for credit, you will be charged only a materials fee.

Sponsored by: The Alaska Department of Fish and Game, National Park Service, and University of
Alaska Anchorage

Pre-registration is required: Please reserve your space in this class by registering on Event Brite and with UAA or contact brenda.duty@alaska.gov or call 907-267-2216 for assistance.

This workshop introduces the national, award-winning environmental education programs Alaska
Wildlife Curriculum and Project WILD designed to assist PreK-12 students in developing awareness,
knowledge make informed decision about the environment.

• Applicable to all grade levels from early childhood through High School
• Useful in teaching multiple skills and content areas
• Take home curriculum materials
• Upper Level Continuing Education credit available
• Build lessons around locally relevant subjects
• Learn fun new ways to present material
• Explore Alaska’s natural areas and rn more about what makes them special!