Education
We believe that clean water resources are best protected through a community of informed stewards who can make educated decisions. And we particularly believe in a hands-on, experiential approach to learning. We offer a diverse array of field trips, science talks, professional development for educators, and more to keep our community learning, informed, and empowered.
Rivers2Lake
We collaborate with UW Extension out of the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve in Superior on the Rivers2Lake educator professional development program.
Rivers2Lake provides year long mentorship, support, and resources to educators, focused on place-centered and outdoor learning.
Science on Tap
We coordinate and host Science on Tap at the Alley Restaurant in Ashland. Each month we invite a speaker to give a presentation on a topic in science and engage with audience questions.
Presentations every third Tuesday of the month starting at 6:30 pm.
Hands on Learning Experiences
We host hands on learning experiences for our community to engage with their watersheds. These experiences include field trips, workshops, talks and a Wisconsin Master Naturalist course. From tracking to composting to restoration tours and more, there’s plenty of ways to get out and experience the land, water, and people around us!