Science of Streams

October 13, 2005

Utah's youth are learning more about water pollution and conservation measures, thanks to a curriculum developed by Utah State University researchers. Former Utah Governor Olene Walker adopted the program, called Streamside Science, for 9th grade science teachers throughout the state. The curriculum takes students outside the classroom to observe natural streams, wetlands and watershed areas.

For more information, contact Nancy Mesner, assistant professor, Aquatic, Watershed and Earth Resources Department, College of Natural Resources, Utah State University and water quality extension specialist, USU Extension, 435-797-2465.

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