As Fact Finders, we conduct research to gain insight into watershed issues of
local and regional importance.
As Educators,
we work to create a future where a stream without a buffer looks as out
of place as a smoker in a conference room looks today. To foster that
vision, our environmental education efforts focus on students first and,
through them, the larger community.
As Problem Solvers, we seek
innovative solutions to environmental problems.
Welcome!
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The 2008 Stream Cleaner
Environmental Forum is ending.
Students from 10 schools in 3 states are currently participating in the
SCE Forum, and have done a tremendous amount of thoughtful work seeking
solutions to the Bay watershed's problems.
The first consensus papers are posted. You can see by clicking on the phone in the
High School
classroom. Click
here
to learn more and/or sign up for the Stream Cleaner eForum.
Download a flyer
(75 KB PDF) about the SCE Forum
here.
Jeffrey Lape,
Director of the Chesapeake Bay Program,
welcomes participants:
"Thank you for your participation. We cannot wait to see the
solutions you discover." |
New -
Potomac Headwaters Leaders of Watersheds (PHLOW)
Updated 12/7/07.
Deer
exclusion fencing experiment is designed to test an relatively low cost method to protect riparian forest plantings from
severe damage from deer browsing.
Farmers as Producers of Clean Water Project
is here.
