Stroud Water Research Center
Monday, March 30: Ecology of Streams and Riparian Forests
Tuesday, March 31: Do Hellbenders, Freshwater Mussels, and Native Brook Trout Matter?
Wednesday, April 1: Selling Buffers WITHOUT Financial Incentives
Thursday, April 2: Reforesting Shallowbrook School
Friday, April 3: Pre- and Post-Planting Vegetation Management for Establishment
There are some questions too complicated for lab experiments to answer.
read moreDavid Kline is the newest full-time member of our education department. Learn what led him to the Stroud Center and what he hopes to accomplish here.
read more“It’s always fun to learn new things, but STREAM Girls was different because of how many new things we experienced that we never had before.”
read moreNearly 70 male and female Cub Scouts ages 5-11 experienced hands-on, minds-on learning stations and Q&A sessions with real water science professionals.
read moreA new online field guide promises to be an important tool for monitoring water quality and learning how to correctly identify freshwater insects.
read moreStroud Center staff took a road trip to Michigan to train citizens and volunteers to use lower-cost, do-it-yourself technologies to monitor water quality.
read moreTo help citizen scientists become better volunteer stream monitors, we’ve partnered with Penn State Extension’s Master Watershed Steward program.
read moreA year spent backpacking on the West Coast ignited a passion for fresh water in Maria Scarborough, the newest addition to our Entomology Group.
read moreHer personal mission is to foster hands-on freshwater science education that teaches us about ourselves as well as our backyard water resources.
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