Stroud Water Research Center
The Stroud Center’s affordable programs introduce youth and adults to freshwater science and stewardship while learning to fish.
The trip was designed to get interns out of the office and onto the water, to teach them about freshwater systems, and to have fun together.
To provide equitable access to safe outdoor aquatic recreation, raise awareness of related careers, and foster environmental awareness, Stroud Center educators take Scouts, school groups, and public audiences on the…
This project assists School District of Philadelphia teachers leading outdoor and environmental after-school enrichment programs by providing ongoing professional development, support, and resources. Stroud Water Research Center and four partnering…
Educators engaged with and empowered youth to become Water Protectors in the Allegany and Cattaraugus territories through summer camp programming.Funded by: Bureau of Indian AffairsProject Leads: Mike Gates (Seneca Nation…
Whether you call them outdoor classrooms, living schoolyards, or ecological schoolyards — we’ve got ideas for how to make the outdoors a place of discovery.
Watershed modeling tables and companion lessons from the Stroud Center help people learn how actions on land impact streams and rivers.
Students visiting the Stroud Center gather data to help answer a guiding question: “How healthy is the East Branch of White Clay Creek?”
The Stroud Center is helping teachers bring meaningful STEM experiences to city students through environmental and outdoor clubs.
This project supports expanding and sustaining inclusive on-the-water education through fishing and canoeing programs that prioritize female, marginalized, and economically disadvantaged populations in southeastern Pennsylvania and the Delaware River basin.…