Stroud Water Research Center
This school-case-study research project surveyed and interviewed middle school students and teachers to determine if and how outdoor learning experiences are impacting students.Funded by: AnonymousProject Leads: Steven C. Kerlin; Nanette…
Educators engage Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts USA, and adult educators in a series of watershed STEM experiences, including canoeing, recreation, and stewardship programs.Funded by: National Park TrustProject Leads:…
Educators and restoration staff provided assistance for establishing three outdoor learning stations with interpretive signs, teacher professional development, watershed education curricula, and restoration projects at elementary and middle school properties…
In response to COVID-19 emergency learning conditions, educators created and delivered new and modified watershed education resources for use in nearby nature and in virtual learning settings, both the coronavirus…
We are seeking K–12 educators in Pennsylvania to participate in an innovative professional development series, meeting online for seven evening sessions beginning on September 27, 2022.
“My finding surprised me and taught me that the clean water in my community is more limited than I thought.”
Join Stroud Water Research Center educators to learn the basics of canoeing on beautiful Marsh Creek lake!
30 years and counting, Stroud Water Research Center’s Education Department makes cutting-edge freshwater science fun.
Watershed monitoring and stewardship activities will support the potential to reintroduce mussels — the most endangered and threatened freshwater faunal group in the United States.
Join us for a family-friendly spring festival celebrating the return of the American shad in the Brandywine River.