You Can Help Kids Explore the Aquatic Life
Posted by tomkrol on July 22, 2012 in Chapters, Conservation, Habitat, Trout
Colorado TU’s Stream Explorers initiative is a watershed learning program for young people in grades 5-10.
Now in development by Colorado TU’s Youth Education Task Force, Youth Education Coordinator Jake Lemon and TU volunteers like you, the Stream Explorers program is a series of hands-on, science based activities that help students understand aquatic organisms as well as – you guessed it – fly fishing techniques.
Would you like to be a Stream Explorers Trainer?
On Wednesday August 22, 2012 we will be holding a training/meeting in the Salida/Buena Vista area for people interested in helping Colorado TU host this program in their respective communities. During the day-long session we’ll “model” each activity and then talk about how we might improve and adapt them to various community settings.
This is a great opportunity. You won’t just be taking part, you’ll play a role in launching the program – and in its ongoing improvement.
Interested? Want to learn more? Click here to read more about the program, or contact Jake Lemon at jake.lemon@coloradotu.org
Session size is limited, so don’t delay.
