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 Category : Chesapeake Bay (1)
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| Eyes on the Bay | Mark Trice 410-260-8649 | Grades 8 - Adult | View real-time data on Chesapeake Bay conditions. Includes lesson plans to support use of the website. |
| Category : Fisheries (1)
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| Hooked on Fishing | Chelsea Miller 410-260-8705 | Ages 8-15 | Teach fishing & conservation ethic |
| Category : Forestry (4)
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| Arbor Day Curriculum | | Educators, 3rd graders | Curriculum |
| Project Learning Tree | 410-822-4903 | Educators | Understanding of forestry concepts. |
| School Forests | 410-260-8589 | K-12 | Establish school forests for study & environmental benefit |
| TREE-Mendous Maryland | Anne Gilbert 410-260-8510 | Adults | Tree planting skills |
| Category : Geology (1)
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| Maryland Geology | Dale Shelton 410-554-5505 | K-12 | Teaching of the wonderful and varied geology of Maryland. |
| Category : Hunter & Boater Safety (2)
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| Boater Safety Education | | All Ages | Environmentally responsible boating behavior |
| Hunter Safety Education | | All Ages | Safe hunting behavior - required by law |
| Category : Other (2)
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| Envirothon | | 9-12 | Trains high school students in forestry, wildlife and aquatics issues. |
| Natural Resources Magazine | Gregg Bortz 410-260-8001 | All Ages | Information about DNR’s various programs, hot topics, calendar of events, DNR @ Work, and a Natural Education |
| Category : State Parks (4)
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| Junior Rangers | | K-12 (ages 7-14) | Understanding & appreciation of natural resources at State Parks. |
| Leave No Trace | | All Ages | Teaches stewardship and outdoor ethics through minimum impact recreation. |
| Park Naturalist Programs | | K-12 Adult | Understanding & appreciation of natural resources at State Parks. |
| Scales & Tales | | K-12, Adult | Understanding & appreciation for wildlife and stewardship of natural resources |
| Category : Watershed Education (7)
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| Aquatic Resources Education | | Grades K-12, Educators, Non-profits | Aquatic Education |
| Check-Up | | Grades 6-12, Educators | Guide on how to assess the natural resource use in your school (waste, water, and energy). |
| Green Eggs and Sand | | Grades 6-12 | Introduction to the biology, history, ecology, and management of horseshoe crabs. Hands-on activities. |
| Project WET | | Educators | Promote teaching of water-related issues. |
| Storm Drain Stenciling | Chelsea Miller 410-260-8705 | Educators | Promote teaching of water-related issues. |
| Sunfish and Students | | Grades 4-12, Educators | Raise sunfish in the classroom and release. |
| Trout in the Classroom | Christine Hintz 410-260-8809 | K-12 | Raise trout from eggs to fingerlings and then release them into a state-approved cold water stream or lake.
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| Category : Wildlife (9)
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| Education Trunks | Sarah Witcher 410-260-8566 | Educators | Bring the outside into your classroom with these unique hands-on, interdisciplinary teaching tools. |
| Growing Up WILD | Sarah Witcher 410-260-8566 | Educators | Early childhood professional development workshop designed to teach children how to explore nature and learn about wildlife. |
| Junior Hunter Certificate Program | Chris Markin 410-260-8587 | Youth | The Maryland DNR- Wildlife & Heritage Service will provide Junior Hunters (age 16 and under) with a free certificate commemorating their deer, turkey, or bear taken during the current hunting seasons |
| Junior Hunter Days | Chris Markin 410-260-8587 | Ages 16 or younger | Safe hunting behavior. |
| Junior Hunter Field Days | Chris Markin 410-260-8587 | Youth | Under the guidance of wildlife professionals, Junior Hunter Field Days provide safe, enjoyable, and hands-on opportunities for young people to learn about hunting, trapping and its important role in Maryland’s wildlife conservation. All equipment is provided. |
| National Archery in the Schools | Ashley Moreland 301-777-2136 | Youth | Students are taught how modern archery equipment works, shooting techniques, steps to archery success, and how to improve their skills |
| National Hunting & Fishing Day | Chris Markin 410-260-8587 | Families, Adults & Children | The day’s activities are designed to get individuals and families outdoors and acquaint them with the areas unique natural resources, to promote traditional outdoor sports and conservation. |
| Project WILD | Sarah Witcher 410-260-8566 | Educators | K-12 professional development workshop focused on connecting wildlife and conservation to school curricula. |
| Wild Acres | Sarah Witcher 410-260-8566 | Adults | Promote creating backyard habitat. |
| Category : Wildlife & Heritage (2)
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| Becoming An Outdoors Woman | Karina Stonesifer 301-777-2136 | Adults | Experience outdoors; learn recreational skills. |
| Master Naturalist | Paula Becker (410) 260-8568 | Volunteers | Participate in hands-on natural history classes and fieldwork for volunteer naturalists. |
