Stroud Water Research Center
Net-spinning caddisflies benefit the entire ecosystem as ecosystem engineers, or organisms that maintain, modify, or create habitats.
Kerlin will bring his expertise to the table as the state Department of Education prepares to update its 17-year-old science standards.
How can homemade leaf packs and an online data portal help you study creeping, crawling aquatic macroinvertebrates?
This webinar demonstrates site features and how this open educational resource can support macroinvertebrate identification training with volunteers and students.
Join Project WET State Coordinator Jessica Kester and the experts at Stroud Water Research Center for this two-day workshop focusing on current topics through the lens of water and water-based topics using the Healthy Water Healthy People Curriculum Guide and Project WET’s BRAND NEW climate resiliency unit.
Join Leaf Pack Network Administrator and freshwater ecologist, Tara Muenz, for a tour of the new features PLUS an introduction on how YOU can get started with the Leaf Pack Network!
Explore resources from Pennsylvania nature centers, science museums, state parks, conservation districts, and many other highly specialized organizations.
Tapirs are “umbrella species” in tropical ecosystems. Watch one enjoy the rain while swimming in Río Tempisquito during a rare daytime visit to our field station.
Take a look at a few of our favorite Project WET Home and Distance Learning Resources to support water education for all ages.
This video by Stroud Center Entomologist David Funk captured the moment an ovoviviparous mayfly laid a brood of eggs that hatched immediately into hundreds of nymphs.