We Educate
Here in Southwest Louisiana we are especially proud of our heritage, and our natural heritage is no exception. We have special ecosystems in our prairies, bayous and wetlands, and understanding the foundation of each of them, the plants, helps us better protect our natural resources.
There are many ways in which we educate - ourselves, as well as our friends, family, and neighbors. We also collaborate with other organizations, as we did beginning in 2025 with the production of the Nature of Acadiana, weekly one-minute episodes on KRVS-Radio Acadie that highlight our region's natural heritage. We produce the series in collaboration with partners that include the TECHE Project, the Bayou Vermilion Preservation Association, Acadiana Master Naturalists, and Audubon Delta.
Are you an educator?
Professional educators in ANPP help schools and teachers with curriculum and projects, like the Broadmoor Elementary PTO’s schoolwide Native Seed Ball Project. Let us know if we can help you modify these resources for your project.
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