Bring PLT To Your School & Districts

Bring Environmental Education to Your School or District

Project Learning Tree has a wide variety of materials to support the use of nature to teach K-12 students. PLT's experiential-based supplementary curriculum builds 21st-century and STEM skills, fosters social and emotional learning, improves engagement, and introduces students to career paths in natural resources.

Discover Project Learning Tree

New to Project Learning Tree or curious about how it makes a difference? This video is the perfect place to start. It offers a clear overview of what PLT is, how its hands‑on environmental education works, and the positive impact it has on learners, educators, and communities. Take a moment to watch and explore how PLT inspires curiosity, supports meaningful learning, and encourages stewardship of the natural world.

Providing A Lifetime Of Learning For Nearly 50 Years

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Students AND Teachers Benefit From PLT

With Project Learning Tree, 9 in 10 educators say their students showed moderate to significant gains in knowledge about the environment. Nearly 8 in 10 educators say students showed moderate to significant gains in other academic subjects and reasoning skills.

How Project Learning Tree Works

Educator Professional Development

Through PLT's engaging professional development events, your teachers will gain hands-on experience and leave with the tools, resources, and a supportive network they need to effectively lead nature-based activities with students. We'll connect you with your local PLT State Coordinator to schedule in-person, online, or hybrid training, based on your needs.

Supplemental Curriculum Resources

For schools and entire districts, we offer bulk pricing on printed curriculum guides and discounted pricing for digital resources. PLT offers a full suite of curated PreK-12 educational resources ranging from comprehensive activity guides (50+ activities) to digital units of instruction and educator guides to explore green careers with middle and high school students. Did you know? You can use federal funds like Title I & Title II to pay for PLT resources.

Supportive National and Local Network

PLT operates in all 50 states thanks to our incredible network of sponsoring organizations, like state forestry agencies, environmental education nonprofits, and more. Whether you're looking for speakers for career days or potential field trip locations, you can access the local and national PLT teams to help connect you with the right resources for your district.