VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Thursday, October 8, 2020;
6–8 p.m.
Presented by EarthWays Center of the Missouri Botanical Garden
Get started in building your knowledge and understanding of stormwater issues in our area at an upcoming virtual teacher workshop. Workshops are designed to help facilitate teachers’ desire to learn more about stormwater management and water quality while discovering new ways to bring this topic back to their classroom.
During the workshop we will:
- Discuss issues related to stormwater management and water quality such as non-point vs point source pollution, pollution impact, and best management practices for our community.
- Review curriculum ideas that tie to state standards while still providing meaningful, engaging, and hands-on learning opportunities you can do with your students!
- Train YOU on how to use the popular EnviroScape® watershed model; models are available for loan FREE from the MSD Clean Water Education program. Work with staff to learn how to present and use this model in your classroom or virtually.
Register at virtual-enviroscape-training.eventbrite.com. Eligible Educators will receive a $75 stipend for completing Certification by attending this workshop and participating in the program. Educators must teach at a school located in the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District's service area to be eligible for stipend.
This workshop is virtual and participants will receive a Zoom link after registration.
Contact Maggie McCoy at mmccoy@mobot.org or (314) 577-0281 if you have questions.
Learn more and register