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Project WET - Globe - Climate Change - Oct. 20, 2011 in Farmington, NM
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Animas River Watershed Workshop
Project WET’s Healthy Water Healthy People
The GLOBE Program’s Hydrology Protocols
with a focus on Climate Change and its effects on our mountain water resources
9 AM – 3:30 PM, Thursday, October 20th
Riverside Nature Center, Farmington, NM |
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For middle and high school teachers, teacher substitute stipends, lunch provided – cost is $25.
- Learn about issues that impact our watersheds and how climate change will affect our mountain water resources.
- Learn the hydrology protocols for The GLOBE Program , so you and your students can contribute their water measurements to a truly global community of students, teachers, and scientists!
- Take a professional development day off from class, as we will pay your school district for a substitute. Join us at the river for hands-on activities that teach the standards.
- Receive the Project WET ’s Healthy Water Healthy People Educator’s Guide and Field Guide, plus the GLOBE Program Teacher’s Guide on CD.
This training is a pre-conference “learning experience” of the EEANM/NMSTA Annual Conference. Go to www.nmsta.org to register, OR, if you do not want to attend the conference, you may just pay the $25 workshop fee. Questions: contact Barbara Garrity at info@eeanm.org or 505-715-7021.
Barbara Garrity, Executive Director
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