Mission Statement: Adopt-a-Watershed is a powerful, integrated education program. It makes school come alive using a hands-on service-learning, award-winning curriculum, and implementation through collaborative partnerships with local communities and in-depth professional development for teachers. Adopt-A-Watershed synthesizes these features to instill in students a lifelong ethic of service and stewardship for their watershed and community.

Counties Served: Statewide

Last Updated: 05-30-2007

Region 3 Home Advanced Search Search Providers Add Resources Compendium Information Help Admin Login Calendar Newsletters Funding Opportunities Student Contests For Teachers For Providers Sacramento County Region 3 Coordinators Deborah Bruns Yolo County Office of Education 1280 Santa Anita Court, Suite 100 Woodland, CA 95776 Phone: 530-668-3781 Fax: 530-668-3850 Email: Deb Bruns Leslie Smith Nevada County Superintendent of Schools 112 Nevada City Highway Nevada City, CA 95959 Phone: 530-478-6400, ext. 211 Fax: 530-478-6410 Email: Leslie Smith		Adopt-A-Watershed Contact Information Contact Person: Angela Green, Office Administrator Phone: 530-628-5334 Fax: 530-628-4212 Email: aaw@adopt-a-watershed.org Mailing Address: PO Box 1850 Street Address: 98 Clinic Avenue Hayfork, California 96041 Web Address: http://www.adopt-a-watershed.org/ Programs/Resources Offered by this Provider Adopt-A-Watershed Leadership Institute Adopt-A-Watershed Professional Development Adopt-A-Watershed Website and Data Sharing Adopt-A-Watershed, Animals Adopt-a-Watershed, Birds Adopt-a-Watershed, Forest Ecosystems (4-6) Adopt-a-Watershed, Forest Ecosystems (7-9) Adopt-a-Watershed, Trees Adopt-a-Watershed, What is a Watershed? An Apartment in the Woods Teacher's Guide Aquatic Ecosystems Teacher's Guide Birds: Adaptations and Variations Teacher's Guide Creek Watchers Teacher's Guide Discovering Our Planet Earth Video Forest Ecosystem Teacher's Guide Fossils: Exploring the Past Video Landforms and Geology Teacher's Guide Learn About Animals Guide Learn About Plants Teacher's Guide Plants Solve Problems of Survival Teacher's Guide River of Stone: The Powell Expedition Video Significance of Soil Teacher's Guide The Streamside Community Teacher's Guide Trees Teacher's Guide Water Quality Teacher's Guide Watershed Geologic History Teacher's Guide Watershed Physics Teacher's Guide Wetlands Protectors Teacher's Guide Wildlife Teacher's Guide Organizational Information Type of Environmental Education Provider: Not for Profit Mission Statement: Adopt-a-Watershed is a powerful, integrated education program. It makes school come alive using a hands-on service-learning, award-winning curriculum, and implementation through collaborative partnerships with local communities and in-depth professional development for teachers. Adopt-A-Watershed synthesizes these features to instill in students a lifelong ethic of service and stewardship for their watershed and community. Counties Served: Statewide Last Updated: 05-30-2007
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