Stroud Water Research Center
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The fund will support dedicated programming for an audience historically underserved in STEM and outdoor aquatic recreation: women and girls.
“It’s always fun to learn new things, but STREAM Girls was different because of how many new things we experienced that we never had before.”
Students were introduced to freshwater science and experienced some of the methods our scientists use to study streams and rivers around the world.
The after-school program provided students with safe, structured, meaningful, and fun activities that promote learning and growth at no cost to the parents.
The outdoors were the setting for a boots-in-the-water workshop to advance professional development for non-formal educators and classroom teachers alike.
Teachers experienced STEM education in a real-world setting giving them the tools to cultivate the next generation of freshwater stewards.
The video presentation highlights the Teaching Environmental Sustainability – Model My Watershed project to promote watershed stewardship, geospatial literacy, and systems thinking.
The Stroud Center’s partnership with the Watershed Education Training Institute (WETi) at Millersville University allows WETi to offer high-quality watershed curricula and instruction.
Our educators visited the Lamotte Company recently to discuss our product line and our partnership. Lamotte sells a few of our education products including the Leaf Pack Experiment Stream Ecology Kit.