Stroud Water Research Center
“Forever chemicals” in sewage sludge are reaching waterways, Stroud Center finds and New York Times reports.
By weaving science into after-school programs, the Stroud Center is growing the next generation of freshwater champions.
The project aims to restore degraded watershed ecosystems through educational experiences that engage communities in environmental stewardship.
The war on science is serious. Believing we are alone is worse. It’s time for us to speak up and to act.
To understand the state of its water resources and how to protect them, Silk Grass Farms asked the Stroud Center to provide expert guidance.
Forests near and far contribute to stream health. A tree planted miles away can still support water quality — if water flows from it to a stream.
The report provides a comprehensive assessment of flooding scenarios and offers strategies to address longstanding flooding throughout the watershed.
Golfers enjoyed a windy but sunny day at Bidermann Golf Course as Stroud Water Research Center celebrated clean fresh water.
If you own, manage, or farm a property with a stream, you can help save farmland raptors while enhancing the value and enjoyment of your land.
Education Program Manager