Stroud Water Research Center
Learn about the ecosystem benefits of net-spinning caddisflies, as well as how they interact with their environment.
Have you ever wondered what swims by your feet in your local creek? In this month’s episode of Science Education Feature, Dr. Valerie Ouellet uses electroshocking to identify the creatures…
Wild trout need cold, clean fresh water, which you would find in a shaded stream, a stream that has many trees growing right by it.
Stroud Center scientists are often outside working in and around streams, and sometimes just happen to catch a view of the coolest things!
We develop environmental education programs for indoor, outdoor, and digital classrooms, reaching thousands of adults and children each year.
Stroud Water Research Center educators worked with Upland Country Day School in 2009 to develop quantitative watershed activities and curricula for their fifth grade science curriculum. Their seventh grade class…
“Welcome to Our Neighborhood, White Clay Creek Watershed” Packets were developed in partnership with the Education Subcommittee of the White Clay Watershed Association.
A partnership with multiple organizations to plant re-establish streamside forests in southeastern Pennsylvania. We have worked with ERTHNXT (formerly the Future of Life Foundation), the Chesapeake Bay Council of the…
How Best Management Practices Are Protecting Your Drinking Water Twenty educators participated in a week-long summer program of field experiences and hands-on activities in 2009. Teachers learned effective and innovative…
This was a program to educate middle school students about water issues in Chester, Ridley and Crum Creek watersheds. Stroud Water Research Center facilitated classroom programs and a storm drain…