An Environmental School and So Much More
	In addition to the conservation and ecology curriculum for high school students offered at Conserve School, the campus is home to a variety of enriching cultural, educational and community programs.

	2012 Camp Birkie
	Conserve School is pleased to sponsor Camp Birkie 2012 at the American Birkebeiner in Cable, WI on Saturday, February 25, 2012.   What: 9 Hour Environmental Education Camp for Kindergarten through 6th grade children When: Saturday, February 25, 2012 (Birkie/Korte Race Day) Time: 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Where: Cable Community Center Cost: $35/child (includes lunch, snacks, crafts & programs) Registration Deadline:  Monday, February 13th or when the camp is full (Limited to 50 children.) For more information Visit the American Birkebeiner Website Register Now for Camp Birkie

	Advanced Placement Summer Institute for Teachers
	Conserve School is among the top settings for AP Summer Institutes. Located on our beautiful, 1,200-acre campus, teachers will find themselves surrounded by unparalleled classroom facilities as well as environmental opportunities. In between classes from top AP instructors, hike the 20 miles of trails or paddle a canoe or kayak on one of eight wilderness lakes. Learn more...

	Master's Degree program at Conserve
	In partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and Treehaven Environmental Learning Center, Conserve School is proud to host a graduate program where future environmental leaders earn a Master of Science in Natural Resources with an emphasis in Residential Environmental Education. The two-year fellowship offers a holistic approach to graduate school by integrating academic classes, work experience and opportunities for personal growth. Learn more...