Our Global Research Efforts
The establishment of Maritza Biological Station marked the beginning of increasingly far-flung travels for Stroud™ Water Research Center researchers and educators, which over the next decades years would take them literally around the world: to conduct research on the Amazon and Congo rivers and the streams of Papua New Guinea; to lead education workshops in Peru and organize a Leaf Pack group in Kenya in collaboration with Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai’s Green Belt Movement; and most recently, to journey to the bucolic country of Bhutan, high in the Himalayas, to assess water-quality conditions and help set up monitoring and citizen science programs to enable local communities to protect their freshwater sources, which are at once an enormous economic asset and a fragile natural ecosystem.
International Research and Education News

Pursuing Science Half a World Away: The Fly River in Papua New Guinea

Studying Tropical Waters To Understand the Impacts of Climate Change

Five Days + Seventeen People = A World of Promise

Spanish-Language Leaf Pack Experiment Kit: Fall Workshop Will Kick Off Pilot Program

Journey to Peru
