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Wild Rose Education’s Youth Water Leadership Program is excited to partner with and host the Lens on Climate Change Program in Carbondale June 11-16th from 9am-4pm each day at the Third Street Center in Carbondale, Colorado. Program limited to 30 middle and high school students. Sign up now!  The Lens on Climate Change (LOCC) project engages middle and high school students in film production documenting the effects of climatic and environmental changes on their lives and in their communities. Middle and high school students are paired with science and film graduate to research, film, edit, and screen their film. The collaboration with mentors in both science and technical career paths provides a chance to learn about STEM fields and careers. This project is part of an NSF-funded research program that aims to study how filmmaking increases student learning and engagement with science and technology.
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It was an honor to facilitate and participate in a panel discussion of four influential watershed education leaders from across Colorado on March 2, 2018 during the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education's annual Advancing EE conference in Denver. Inspiring Educators in Place: Watershed Workshops The forum highlighted four successful place-based water education programs across the state including Forest to Faucets, Western Rivers Teacher Workshops, and River Watch. Many effective strategies and practices for developing, or strengthening, place-based EE workshops were shared by Sarah Johnson - Wild Rose Education; Kay Phelps - Fort Lewis College; Natalie Brower- Kirton - City of Aurora; Barb Horn - Colorado Parks and Wildlife - River Watch  a project of Extended Studies Summer Teacher Institute Western Rivers Teacher Workshops |
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1. If you sign up with a group everyone gets a discounted rate, the bigger the group the larger the discount for all.
2. Western State makes the dormitories available during the workshops at a very affordable rate for lodging.
3. Come and stay all week for both classes and then enjoy the Gunnison River Festival at the end of the week.
1. If you sign up with a group everyone gets a discounted rate, the bigger the group the larger the discount for all.
2. Western State makes the dormitories available during the workshops at a very affordable rate for lodging.
3. Come and stay all week for both classes and then enjoy the Gunnison River Festival at the end of the week.
The Youth Water Summit is a participant-driven educational conference for youth produced by Pitkin County Healthy Rivers and Streams Program and Wild Rose Education to create an opportunity for learning, dialogue, and action on Colorado River Basin issues.
Read more at wildroseeducation.com/youthsummit
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