Education
Salmon, like people, thrive in a healthy watershed. The more we know about salmon and their needs, the better equipped we are to make informed decisions about how we choose to live in our community. Schools and organizations can benefit from watershed education and service projects provided by NOSC that help promote stewardship of our resources.
Classroom visits and service learning projects tailored to your curriculum and educational interests are available upon request. Our educational booth staffed with knowledgeable experts and volunteers is available for festivals and community events. We are happy to present to your club, class, or community group about any of the following topics: salmon biology and lifecycle, watersheds, stormwater pollution prevention, riparian processes, restoration and volunteering for salmon on the Olympic Peninsula.
We are currently looking for classes to participate in our Stormwater Education Program. If you would like to map where the rain flows on your school property or mark some storm drains, please contact Jac at jentringer@nosc.org or call (360) 379-8051.
Thanks to all the Teachers who worked with us to plant along Morse and Snow Creeks. Not only did you plant future forests but you are creating future stewards!
We hope to work with your class soon!
