Are you a middle or high school teacher looking for a way to integrate experiential education into your classroom? Apply to participate in Salmon Watch today! What does it mean to be a Salmon Watch teacher? Being a Salmon Watch teacher means that you are committed to...
Issues related to ecology, watershed health and salmon don’t just belong in a biology or environmental studies class. They are pertinent to a wide variety of subjects, and connect many themes throughout science, social studies, history, and language arts. That’s why...
Outdoor, placed-based education has a long history in Oregon. Having rivers, forests and farms in such close proximity to our schools allows for meaningful outdoor education experiences. Extensive research has shown that providing students with these hands-on...
World Salmon Council is exited to welcome the following new board members: Christine Buhl started as a volunteer with Oregon Trout in Corvallis as an undergrad at Oregon State University and has been found at the Salmon Watch macros station with each successive move...
The redds are made; the eggs are laid. The students are filled with new knowledge and excitement about salmon and their role in Pacific Northwest ecosystems! This 2016-17 field trip season, Salmon Watch provided hands-on, outdoor learning experiences on 51 field trips...
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