Mapping Watersheds
Teach teenagers about our impact on watersheds in this multidisciplinary cartography project
Posts from the ‘High School (ages 14-19)’ Category
Jun 16
Kids Care About Caves!
Enriching high school students’ conservation attitudes through community partnerships
Green Teachers & Brown Rivers
How to conduct an research project with middle & high school students in local environments
Training Tomorrows’ Green Leaders
Envirothons engage high school students in learning more about natural resources
Creating Collaborative Curriculum
Collaborations between teachers and scientists can generate novel classroom experiences that enhance students’ enthusiasm for science
Surveying Garlic Mustard
Studying urban invasives in an area close to home over several weeks, encourages high school students to make personal connections with the problem
Around the World: The Invasive Species Challenge
This engaging outdoor activity uses different colored balls to explain the spread of invasive species, while encouraging problem-solving and team-building skills
Plant Wars: Invaders of the Lost Park
An unlikely partnership between a high school drama class and park interpreters sparked a unique and effective invasive species education program
Fracking: Unlocking the Great Debate
The controversy behind hydraulic fracturing provides fuel for high school students to become critical thinkers
