San Joaquin River Stewardship Program

Contact Information

Contact Person: Steve Starcher

Phone:  559-289-8874
Fax:  559-842-8338
Email:  sstarcher@kermantel.net

Street Address: 1420 North Floyd Ave
Fresno, California 93723

Organizational Information

Type of Environmental Education Provider: School (PreK-12)

Mission Statement: The San Joaquin River Stewardship Program is an educational program for students and teachers designed to promote awareness of the importance of watershed health, engage participants in community-based service-learning projects, and provide an integrating context for classroom curriculum.

The program believes that ?if students become aware of their watersheds, become educated about the needs of their watersheds, understand the effects of human activities on their watersheds, and discover ways to become involved in their watershed, they will act more responsibly to preserve, protect and enhance them.?

Counties Served: Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced

Last Updated: 11-08-2010

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