Stroud Water Research Center
Eco-revelatory artist Stacy Levy tells the story of how artful collaborations with engineers, ecologists, and landscape architects can begin to change the way we live with nature.
It is with deep gratitude that we share the news that our friend and longtime board chair, Rod Moorhead, has stepped down to emeritus status.
Did you miss our virtual premiere? Tune in or set your DVR to record this documentary about Stroud Water Research Center when it airs on WHYY/WDPB.
By not having any in-person programs and workshops, we’ve been severely limited in our revenue intake, so your support this year is truly crucial.
Having you as a Friend of Stroud Water Research Center means more to us this year than you can possibly know.
This challenge grant will enable us to sustain and expand our community-wide education and training programs, curricula, and instructional technologies.
Executive Director Jill Tidman accepted the Stroud Award for Freshwater Excellence in recognition of The Redford Center’s dedication to protect the environment and fresh water.
From families enjoying their backyard ponds to research scientists relaxing with some paddling time after spending a day taking samples, a collective 225 hours were logged on the water.
With the world’s need for clean fresh water more pressing than ever, we must increase our capacity to pursue our mission.
Co-founded in 2005 by Robert Redford and his son, James Redford, the Redford Center uses the power of film and media to engage people through inspiring stories to environmental action.