Education

Education

For Communities

The Center’s resources for the general public, government agencies, and citizen volunteers include:

Public programs, either on-site at the Center and off-site at your field site.
In Support of Streamside Forests, a series of web pages and downloadable materials about the benefits of planting trees along streams. Also, a guide to resources for those interested in learning more about streamside forests.
Resources for those interested in installing rain barrels to protect our streams, rivers, and lakes from runoff pollution.
Information about the Educational Improvement Tax Credit for businesses.
For those looking to identify aquatic macroinvertebrates, an identification key and a photo gallery.
A River Resources page, for links to local and national organizations concerned with water quality, watershed advocacy, and environmental education.