Project Learning Tree is a widely used Prek-12 environmental education program designed to promote stewardship and advance environmental literacy. The activity guides contain numerous interactive, age appropriate lessons that can stand alone or be used as a full curriculum to teach about our environment. Lessons specific to Wyoming make up the Exploring Wyoming’s Natural Environments supplemental activity guide.

Project Wild - The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies has developed curriculum handbooks for conservation and environmental education focusing on wildlife and habitat. These handbooks include: Project WILD K12 Guide, Flying WILD, Aquatic WILD, Growing Up WILD, WILD About Elk, Science & Civics: Sustaining Wildlife Grades 9-12.
 
Wyoming Stewardship Project is a curriculum developed by Wyoming Ag in the Classroom, the Wyoming Board of Education and the Wyoming State Superintendent of Public Instruction, as well as teachers statewide. Units on Agriculture, Minerals & Energy and Outdoor Recreation & Tourism, are designed to meet the Wyoming Content and Performance Standards for second through fifth grade, with the intent to foster in students an understanding of the importance of their stewardship over Wyoming’s resources.

Wyoming Student Atlas is a Wyoming geology resource compiled for K-12 education. Social studies and science activities are standards-based following both the National Geography Standards and current Wyoming K-12 education standards. Online interactive 'story maps' are an addition to the colorful maps and graphics in the 56 page, 9x12 inch soft cover book.