by Mark Ogrentz | Dec 8, 2023
This unique and adaptable program introduces students to the vital role water and wastewater systems play in their community. It allows students to explore water careers through real-word experiences and conversations with the people that are working to ensure their...
by Mark Ogrentz | Dec 8, 2023
This unit was designed to introduce 6-12th grade students to data analysis and water conservation. We partnered with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (https://www.epa.gov/) to design an engaging, fun, and scientifically rigorous education unit aligned...
by Mark Ogrentz | Dec 8, 2023
Professional learning resources are designed for program leaders to use with field instructors. They provide experiences and rationale about outdoor science instruction designed to inspire instructors to improve their teaching. Our student activities inspire students’...
by Mark Ogrentz | Dec 8, 2023
Student teams design and then create small-size models of working filter systems to simulate multi-stage wastewater treatment plants. LINKS Creating Mini Wastewater Treatment Plants
by Mark Ogrentz | Dec 8, 2023
In this activity students become environmental engineers as they model membranes and membrane treatments to remove scaling during water filtration using cheese cloth to represent a simple membrane. LINKS Crystalline Cloth Membrane Activity
