Stroud Water Research Center
Learn about a fun, hands-on tool for people of all ages that demonstrates how our actions on land impact stream life and water quality.
Student groups from fourth through 12th grade can visit the Stroud Center’s 55-acre campus for a hands-on day of science lessons.
Have you ever wondered how you can make a difference and improve the health of your local streams? Watch this special webinar series to find out!
The Water Quality App for Apple and Android devices received updates to its macroinvertebrate digital field guide, pollution tolerance index, and water chemistry parameters. (Project details may change over the…
Thanks to a generous eeBLUE grant program, educators engaged high-needs students from four 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) sites in MWEEs and watershed-focused STEM. Funded by: 2021–2022: North American…
Stroud Center educators provided watershed education experiences while canoeing on local streams, lakes, and reservoirs for schools, Scouts, community groups, and audiences of all ages. (Project details may change over…
The new lab is a fully outfitted 14-foot box trailer ready to travel to and deliver education programs to underserved schools and communities unable to visit the Stroud Center. It…
Educators provided boots-in-the-water stream study programs for K–12 students, who learned about their impact on waterways and how they can protect and improve this vital resource for all life. (Project…
Educators develop and implement new hybrid merit badge programming with online and in-person portions, including an online learning portal for remote education to limit face-to-face contact and reduce virus transmission.…
Educators engage and empower K–12 youth involved in BSA in environmental badges, awards, service projects, and other advancements. These funds also support ongoing education with underserved populations in environmental STEM.…