Arkansas Schools Lead in Conservation | Little Rock News
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Arkansas Schools Lead in Conservation | Little Rock News
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Arkansas just made conservation education a statewide powerhouse—31 schools from kindergarten to 12th grade earned official “Schools of Conservation Leadership” status, marking a massive leap from zero dedicated programs two years ago to reaching over 33,000 students across 25 counties. This groundbreaking initiative, celebrated at the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Little Rock headquarters, welcomes public, private, charter, and even virtual schools into its fold—and it’s already drawing national attention for its innovative, hands-on approach to teaching kids to value nature.
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