Course Description:
This four day workshop will provide Wyoming middle and high school educators with the equipment and training necessary to implement local water quality monitoring projects.
This course is offered to educators interested in joining The Wyoming Stream Team, a statewide monitoring project based out of Teton Science Schools' Conservation Research Center.
This program is made possible through funding from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality and
the Environmental Protection Agency.
This is a classroom and field course, with training in water chemistry, habitat assessment, benthic macro-invertebrates, sampling protocols and field study design. Participants will build the foundation to initiate a monitoring project. The workshop will culminate in a full day of 'hands-on' stream testing. Participants will receive a full set of monitoring equipment upon completion of the workshop and will be eligible for a follow-up visit during the academic year from Conservation Research Center staff to assist in their monitoring projects.
Registration: Workshop tuition is $75 per educator. Remaining workshop costs are funded by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. For more information, or to register, contact Lindsay Patterson, Conservation Research Center Watershed Specialist, at lindsay.patterson@tetonscience.org or 307.734.3726.
Send 3, Bring One Free! Schools sending 3 teachers may send a 4th free
Institutional Credit: 2 enrichment credits are available from Utah State University for an additional fee of $30. These credits will not apply towards a degree program but are good for re-certification or salary credit.
Location/Arrivals: The workshop will be held at Teton Science Schools' Kelly Campus. Located in Grand Teton Nation Park, Kelly, WY.
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