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teacher trainings
the watershed education project provides trainings in project wet, adopt-a-watershed,
rapid bioases-ment, and native plant propagation. the number of trainings each year
depends on grant money awarded upon feedback from you!
depending mostly upon word-of-mouth, the wep strives to reach as many k-12 educators as possible. providing low-cost trainings
(and when we can, reimbursing substitute costs) enables us to successfully articulate
watershed-related curriculm throughout the school districts of the butte creek watershed.
please contact us with your suggestions!
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what is adopt a watershed?
aaw is a nationally recognized, integrated k-12 science curriculum which uses the local watershed as a focal point for bringing theory into application.
the watershed becomes a living laboratory in which students in hands-on-activities, making science directly applicable and relevant to their lives.
each unit addresses grade-level appropriate, standards-based concepts and allows students to undertake field studies, restoration projects and community action activities.
once a teacher has received training in any aaw unit, he/she may teach any of the aaw units.
kits and curriculum are available to borrow, by anyone who has received aaw training.
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next training
fall 2000
- rapid bioassessment
- h²o quality monitering
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last training
spring 2000
- adopt-a-watershed:
water quality monitoring unit
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more about watershed education projectwho's who
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local connectionslocal restoration sites you can visit!
vital wep linksthe best watershed website links.
curriculm resource libraryusefull books related to watershed.
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grant opportunitiesget help getting/writing grants.
newsletterissues of meandering
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