This curriculum introduces youth to the science and function of wetlands, streams, and oceans, and how human activities affect climate and environmental function and health.
Virginia Bourdeau |
Mar 2018 |
OSU Extension Catalog
The science videos came with activity kits that allowed students to follow along and remain academically engaged during the early months of the COVID pandemic.
The event connects youth to the outdoors and support the ideals of sustainability, fitness and nutrition while strengthening the ties between Extension and communities in the mid-Willamette valley.
The free course is designed to surface some of the common assumptions and misinformation about Indigenous people and cultures, particularly as they relate to outdoor school in Oregon.
Youths in the fourth through sixth grades gained a better understanding of how to enjoy hiking safely, while at the same time they experienced a lifelong activity that promotes a healthy and active lifestyle
Contact me with questions about fire preparedness and response in Coastal Oregon.
Photo: Design by Erik Simmons.
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