Stroud Water Research Center
A community creek monitoring event revealed one of the highest densities of invasive New Zealand mud snails ever observed in the region.
A partnership between the LaMotte Company and the Stroud Center has bridged a gap between scientific research and water sustainability through education.
Educators planned and delivered teacher professional development in watershed education content and skills for Conestoga Valley, Ephrata, and Columbia school districts in Pennsylvania. Funded by: Chesapeake Bay Trust Project Lead:…
This bilingual international program engages students, teachers, families, and the public in water quality monitoring through the lens of aquatic macroinvertebrates. (Project details may change over the lifespan of a…
This project restores underutilized space on 10 public school campuses within the Caesar Rodney School District in Delaware, providing benefits to wildlife and water quality, as well as meaningful outdoor…
From macroinvertebrates to chemistry to habitat studies, teachers learned how to study stream health and lead outdoor stream studies.
A three-session model of watershed lessons is being delivered to fifth-grade students and teachers within the Red Clay Consolidated School District and White Clay Creek Watershed. Funded by: National Park…
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…
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 Affairs Project Leads: Mike Gates…
Stroud Water Research Center educators are collaborating with Connect Ocean to create a Source to Sea curriculum that will be distributed internationally to schools and scuba diving centers. Funded by:…