Stroud Water Research Center
The scarcity of drinking water is beginning to capture the world’s attention but a radical source of water might just be found in one of Earth’s driest places.
Stroud Water Research Center educators hosted their second hybrid merit badge program for Scouts BSA this fall using an improved online learning platform.
Join colleagues from across Pennsylvania to engage with the new standards and explore connections to the Meaningful Watershed Education Experience.
Students and educators in the Shenandoah Valley explored watershed science with our mobile lab, learning how their actions impact the Chesapeake Bay.
Thanks to First Resource Bank for their $3,500 donation to our environmental education program through an Earned Income Tax Credit contribution.
Families and community members will engage in many hands-on activities including the discovery of live “stream bugs,” stream ecology videos under our pavilion, a special bilingual picture book reading in our streamside forest, and an electrofishing demonstration in White Clay Creek.
Learn about the structure and development process of the NAAEE Community Engagement: Guidelines for Excellence and how to apply them to your own work.
Stroud Center educators worked with Seneca Nation leaders on meaningful freshwater education concepts to empower their citizens to improve their tribal waterways.
Learn directly from participating teachers and Stroud Center education staff about a collaborative approach to creating outdoor learning spaces on school campuses.
See what 3d teaching and learning looks and feels like as we align to new PA state standards for science and environmental literacy.