2019-2020 Real Learning Real Work Kicks Off!

Cheri Scalf, WDFW Scientific Technician, presents one of the first coho salmon of the season at the Salmon Creek fish weir as Blue Heron Middle School students observe bankside

October marked the beginning of hands-on, field-based restoration projects for more than 100 seventh grade students from Blue Heron and Chimacum Middle Schools. Students will oversee a year-long restoration project at Salmon Creek over the course of classroom visits and field trips. Together, students’ creativity and problem-solving skills create restoration plans for the care of this land—from initial restoration designs to implementation to drawing up maintenance plans and budgets for continued stewardship.

Check out this video made by Isaac, a Chimacum School student, to see the field trip from a student perspective. Thanks, Isaac! This video makes our heart soar.

Volunteers are on site to help students make connections and observations. We need volunteer support in the classroom and out in the field—rain or shine!

 

Interested in volunteering with Real Learning Real Work?

Check out upcoming dates below and contact education@nosc.org or call 360-379-8051 to RSVP and see how you can help.

1. Classroom Lesson: Brainstorm Like an Engineer

Friday, December 6, 2019 9AM-2:30PM

Blue Heron Middle School – Port Townsend

 

2. Classroom Lesson: Brainstorm Like an Engineer

Thursday, December 12, 2019 7:30AM-11AM

Chimacum Middle School – Chimacum

 

3. Field Trip: Blue Heron Middle School

Friday, March 13, 2020 8:30AM-2:30PM

Discovery Bay

 

4. Field Trip: Chimacum Middle School

Thursday, March 19, 2020 8AM – 2PM

Discovery Bay

 

5. Field Trip: Blue Heron Middle School

Friday, April 17, 2020 8:30AM – 2:30PM

Discovery Bay

 

6. Field Trip: Chimacum Middle School

Thursday, April 23, 2020 8AM – 2:00PM

Discovery Bay

**Stay tuned for additional classroom lessons and program dates for Clallam County **