We firmly believe that fostering watershed education in tomorrow’s leaders is essential in creating a community that values and stewards our natural resources. We work with teachers and administrators in local schools to conduct youth watershed education programs at the elementary and high school levels. Our Youth Education Program serves over 1500 students annually.
Education Resources
Urban Ecology & Watershed Discovery Lessons playlists – also visit our channel on YouTube for other activities!
success story: calapooia watershed council
Gray Family Foundation
bowman park gets 500 new trees
Albany Democrat Herald, written by Neil Zawicki, published February 27, 2017
life cycles
Albany Democrat Herald, Written by Jennifer Moody, published September 21, 2016
salmon watch: timber ridge students take trip to the s. santiam
Democrat Herald, written by Caitlyn May, published Oct. 2, 2019
submersed in learning
Albany Democratic Herald, written by Jennifer Moody, published October 21, 2018
seasonal salmon watch
The Corvallis Advocate, written by Ari Blatt, published September 26, 2018
talking water gardens: a wetland laboratory
The Corvallis Advocate, written by Ari Blatt, published September 26, 2018
life lessons at simpson park field trip
Albany Democrat Herald, written by Jennifer Moody, published May 11, 2017