Curry Watersheds Parternship
Students adopt local streams and create new outdoor classrooms where learning thrives.
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Calapooia Watershed Council
Creekside laboratories allow students to monitor their home streams with help from community volunteers.
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Columbia Slough Watershed Council
Fifth graders monitor, plant and paddle the slough to create a positive relationship with their home watershed.
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Ecology in Classrooms and Outdoors (ECO)
Nonprofit visits classrooms for art-inspired science lessons
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Umpqua Watersheds Inc
Southern Oregon fifth graders explore the wild beauty in their own backyards—many for the first time.
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Coyote Trails School of Nature
Medford-area students learn survival skills to spark a lifelong love of nature.
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Beaver Creek Natural Area
Students take home a new perspective of their coastal home.
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Douglas County Museum Foundation
Teens in the Umpqua Explorers program gain self-confidence, friendships, and knowledge of the natural world.
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Nearby Nature
A sprawling lawn is transformed into the ultimate outdoor classroom in the heart of Eugene’s “Central Park.”
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Growing Gardens
Edible school gardens flourish under the care of teachers, parents and community volunteers trained by the experts at Growing Gardens. Together, they’re transforming the way kids eat and learn.
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