Press Releases

Stroud Water Research Center, will host the nationally acclaimed Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival on Thursday, February 12, 2009.

Stroud Center Director Bern Sweeney will underscore the critical connection between our “foodsheds” and the health of the “watersheds” in which we live.

Workshop participants from Central and South America will test drive the Spanish-language version of the Leaf Pack Experiment Stream Ecology Kit.

Nicklin, a National Geographic contributing photographer and the foremost underwater photographer in the world, will present “Whales, A Changing View.”

Avon Grove Charter School and the Stroud Center will hold a public event to enlist community members in monitoring the health of their local streams.

Eldridge’s research is concerned with understanding and conserving the genetic diversity that is necessary for fish to adapt to changing environments.

On May 15th 2008, the New York Academy of Sciences will host an event to address the impact of the 1997 NYC Watershed Memorandum of Agreement.

The evening of short, independent films will cover the gamut of environmental issues and include several films based on the theme of fresh water.

Tree planting is part of ongoing research to understand how to maximize the survivorship and growth of small seedlings used to reforest local streams.

Ms. Walker’s lecture is entitled "EcoVillages: Pioneering a Sustainable Future by Conserving Land, Water, and Fossil Fuels."

High school students from the New York Harbor School in Brooklyn and Sidney High School in Delaware County embarked on a “Mountaintop to Tap” trek.

The funding helps provide teacher workshops and student programs to regional school districts who might not otherwise be able to offer them.