Middle School and High School youth engage in relevant “Citizens Science” activities. Data is collected relative to water quality and quantity in local watersheds, students are studying the characteristics of local and anadromous fish species, forest health, wildlife and other related natural resource topics. Students develop hypotheses, conduct research, and report their findings through a variety of media and presentation methods to local agencies and elected officials, in their classrooms and through online websites.
Middle School Programs
High School Programs
Map, Compass & Orienteering
GPS/GIS Technology
Portable Challenge Activities
Animal Tracks & Tracking
Snow Shoeing
Habitat Studies
Top: Students conducting a water survey measuring nitrate levels in a local stream. Bottom: Students weigh and measure Chinook Salmon and Steelhead Trout as a part of a US Fish and Wildlife Screwtrap survey on Peshastin Creek. Right: Students performing ultrasound scans on a pregnant doe in support of Project Mule Deer.
