Watershed Education Teacher Workshop: Native Brook Trout Edition

Introducing Watershed Education with a twist. This educator workshop is perfect for teachers who like connecting the classroom, with real-world applications and experiences. Learn how to utilize the Watershed Education curriculum and apply it in your classroom, in this specially adapted workshop that focuses on the Brook Trout. Discover what these fish can tell us about the world around them. Earn 11.5 Act 48 hours for attending the workshop and completing a 3-hour pre-workshop assignment. Watershed Education (WE) is an inquiry-based, interdisciplinary curriculum for students in grades 6 -12. Developed by the DCNR Bureau of State Parks, WE help educators utilize local natural resources as a valuable teaching tool. By blending hands-on classroom and field investigations modeled on professional research methodologies, students participate in data collection and analysis, community networking and partnerships, stewardship and service-learning activities. WE promote in-depth, multi-modal learning and understanding of water resources while encouraging students to examine their watershed holistically. Pre-registration is required for this event. Participant spaces are limited. There is a $20 dollar fee associated with this workshop. Instructions on payment methods (via phone or in person) will be given after registration.

Sinnemahoning State Park

8/15/2025 8:00:00 AM

8/15/2025 5:00:00 PM

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    I will need accommodation in order to participate in this program. I recognize that if an ASL interpreter is needed, I will need to register 5 days or more in advance of the event so that the park can secure an interpreter for me.

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