2020 will be our 18th year. From July 13 to 17, campers will explore rivers in the Potomac Headwaters, travel down the watershed to the mouth of the Potomac River just above the Chesapeake Bay at Point Lookout State Park, MD. Spend two nights and three days camping and discovering this beautiful region. Deadline to register July 6th. Download a brochure with all the details. For more information, please email us.
This program was initially funded by the USEPA, and later by the MARPAT Foundation, WV Conservation Agency, and our members. We now have thirteen years of engaging West Virginia middle and high school students in week long explorations of stream science.
Our Scholars enjoy exploration of stream science that includes exciting canoeing or boating, and engaging with professionals in the fields of conservation, environmental science, and ecology. Stream Scholars has a three-year rotation of camping at different locations. Scholars who attend three years in a row will camp at Spruce Knob, the highest peak in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, and Point Lookout (MD) and Westmoreland State Park (VA) where the Potomac river meets the Chesapeake Bay. On the Virginia trip, Scholars stop in D.C. to meet their elected officials and tour the Capital.
© 2020 · Cacapon Institute, website development by The Downstream Project
