ESWP in the NEWS

Learning about Creeks Inside and Out Article published Fall 2004 Mono Lake Committee Newsletter “The ESWP is designed to give kids hands-on experience, outside, in small groups, where they learn about water quality, stream flow, aquatic macroinvertebrates, riparian vegetation, and fish studies through experiments and demonstrations.” (read article)
Supporting Science Education and Teachers Article published Apr. 8, 2003 Inyo Register Besides developing curriculum, teachers spend time learning techniques to help English Language Learners access science content, to engage struggling students; and to increase their ability to create and teach standards-based science lessons. (read article)
Taking the Classroom Outdoors Article published March 12, 2002 Inyo Register The program is both inclusive and innovative, taking in six school districts and reaching out to not only students and teachers, but also resident scientists and everyday people.." (read article)
Docents key to Student Participation in Re-watering of Lower Owens River Article published Nov. 30, 2002 Inyo Register Val Cameron, a retired teacher, likes the program because of its revolutionary approach. "I taught science for four years and we never had anything like this. It is a very unique and valuable program." (read article)
Hands-on Science In Owens Valley Article published October 25, 2001 Inyo Register "Here in the Eastern Sierra we live with such an abundance of natural resources and local scientific skills. So why don't we have one of the best school-based, outdoor science education programs in the state?" (read article)