Stroud Water Research Center
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…
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:…
Educators are partnering with The Lawrenceville School to study water quality on their school campus and support the Leopold Scholars Program. Funded by: Fair Play Foundation Project Leads: Steven C.…
For this project, educators develop and pilot a new national curriculum and extensive learning resources using principles of universal design for learning in California, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, with special attention…
With a theme of climate change literacy within the White Clay Creek watershed, this project delivers a series of canoeing, angling, and Watershed Education Mobile Lab programs to engage marginalized…
The Stroud Center is grateful for LaMotte’s partnership and their shared dedication to connecting people with freshwater science.
The interns used kicknets, eel mops, and the iNaturalist community science app to find and identify macroinvertebrates, and even small fish.
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.
For this project, Stroud Center educators create aquatic macroinvertebrate touch tanks to create effective, culturally responsive, and inclusive learning environments for all audiences. Throughout the year, they provided the programming…