Community Education

Wyoming Project Learning Tree (WYPLT) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing balanced, natural resource education in Wyoming. They promote good stewardship of the state's natural resources by offering tools for educators to bring the environment into their classrooms and engage students in the environment. WYPLT broadens knowledge and understanding of complex environmental issues through place-based learning, inquiry-based investigations, service learning projects, and partnerships with local resource professionals. As an initiative of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, WYPLT distributes award-winning curricula through low-cost workshops and trains facilitators to provide educational opportunities for teachers throughout the state. They also collaborate with other organizations that share their vision to further enhance environmental education in Wyoming. WYPLT's mission is to encourage critical thinking and empower students to form their own opinions about the environment, fostering a sense of responsibility and stewardship for Wyoming's natural resources.Generated from the website

The Hulett Community Education Center is located in the picturesque town of Hulett, Wyoming, surrounded by stunning red rimrock and the Belle Fourche River. With a population of 406, Hulett offers all the amenities of a larger town, including a medical clinic, school, bank, post office, public library, grocery store, cafes, motels, newspaper, airport, museums, and an 18-hole private golf course. Hulett is renowned for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, with residents known for their willingness to assist both neighbors and strangers. While it remains a peaceful town for most of the year, Hulett springs to life with events such as the Old West Invitational Turkey Shoot in the spring, attracting tourists visiting nearby Devils Tower, motorcyclists in August, and hunters in the fall.Generated from the website