[CANCELED] STREAM Girls Stream Study and Fly-Fishing Event
Join us for a fun-filled day to study the ecosystem and wildlife in the White Clay Creek and learn the basics of fly fishing!
Join us for a fun-filled day to study the ecosystem and wildlife in the White Clay Creek and learn the basics of fly fishing!
Help assess road salt pollution levels and patterns in streams and rivers to better understand how salt accumulates across different landscapes.
Join us for a special MWEE Ambassador Training and learn a fun, immersive way to engage with watershed science.
As sea levels rise, the threat is not just the swelling sea, but the encroaching salt that kills forests and affects farmable land.
Join us for a monthly volunteer day to help the streamside forest and pollinator garden in Lancaster's Overlook Park thrive.
Help us plant trees in Cochranville with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation!
Discover what research in the canopy of Costa Rican cloud forests is revealing about the impact of climate change on these sensitive ecosystems.
Join us for a monthly volunteer day to help the streamside forest and pollinator garden in Lancaster's Overlook Park thrive.
Join us to hear the results of the fall snapshot, participate in the discussion, and learn ways you can help keep our fresh water … fresh!
Join us for a celebration of the community’s commitment to freshwater resources!
Join us for a monthly volunteer day to help the streamside forest and pollinator garden in Lancaster's Overlook Park thrive.
Sorry, this camp has been canceled. Please check out the other camps being offered from February through June!
Join us for a week of virtual and in-person events dedicated to raising awareness around salt pollution and reduction solutions.
If you live in the West Chester area and are worried about salt pollution in your local stream, collect a water sample and bring it to be tested.
Join us to explore strategies and activities that engage young learners with science and nature.
Our School-Days-Off Camps invite third- through fifth-grade students to spend a fun-filled day outdoors along White Clay Creek. The theme this month is Watershed Wonders.
Taxonomic certification exams will be offered at the Society for Freshwater Science Annual Meeting.
Enjoy an evening of films that illustrate the earth’s beauty, show the challenges facing our planet, and highlight the communities working to protect it.
Experience the thrill of real scientific exploration through live demos and hands-on experiments while discovering how to protect our precious water resources.
Registration ends Monday, March 2. Pennsylvania teachers, join us to learn how to implement GIS tools, watershed inquiry, and environmental literacy in your classroom practices.
Volunteers throughout the Delaware River watershed and beyond will sample streams to tell the story of road salt in their communities.
POSTPONED UNTIL FALL: If you live in the Harrisburg area and are worried about road salt pollution in your local stream, collect a water sample and bring it to be tested.
Join the Stroud Center, a local farmer and hunter, and a raptor expert to learn how you can attract wildlife to your property while benefiting our streams.
Instructors will learn how to empower learners to explore watershed-to-ocean connections, participate in citizen science, and adopt a stream of their own.
Join National Geographic Explorer Rachael Miller for a look at how her team investigates microplastic pollution using techniques inspired by forensic science.
Develop your vision for an ecological landscape that boosts biodiversity around your home and fits into your neighborhood.
Enjoy live music, children’s activities, exhibits, vendors, educational hikes, good food, and other live entertainment. Stop by our exhibit and say hello!
The Stroud Center is seeking qualified professionals to take a pilot test of the Society for Freshwater Science Fish Identification Certification.
Tee off “fore” fresh water at our annual golf invitational to support freshwater research, environmental education, and watershed restoration.
Whether your property is large or small, you can create habitat and encourage new species to your property with some tricks and tips for native plants.
This educator camp blends stream science, outdoor learning, and classroom application, helping teachers transform local waterways into living laboratories.
Taxonomic Certification Program exams will be offered in conjuction with a two-week course, Southern Appalachian Mayflies, Stoneflies, and Caddisflies.
Taxonomic Certification Program exams will be offered in conjuction with a two-week course, Southern Appalachian Mayflies, Stoneflies, and Caddisflies.
Throughout the week, campers will explore the Stroud Center’s forested campus along the creek, perform hands-on freshwater science experiments, and create nature-themed crafts.