Middle and high school teachers will use life process skills that align with state standards to gather and interpret information on various aspects of water while exploring ways to use nature to enhance student learning.

The workshop sessions will be held at three separate locations (Blacklick Woods and Three Creeks Metro Parks, the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO) and Jackson Pike Wastewater Treatment Facility). Participants must provide their own transportation to all sessions.
Although it is designed for teachers of middle and high school, all are welcome to attend.
Participants may register at the workshop for graduate credit through Ashland University for $163. Workshop fee of $50 is nonrefundable after June 30.
Space is limited and will not be reserved without payment of the $50 Workshop Fee.