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Schedule a mini-resource workshop at your school to learn about Cobb’s Watershed Education Program resources. Inquire about upcoming hands-on teacher curriculum workshops and public programs related to wetlands, benthic macroinvertebrates, stewardship opportunities, stream assessment techniques, water pollution issues, and more.  Teacher curriculum classes* are scheduled throughout the year and offered upon request for groups of 10 or more.

Please check the Calendar for our upcoming workshop schedule.

*A small fee to cover the curriculum cost may be required for these workshops.

Click on each curriculum name to learn more.

Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) | Grades K-12
An interdisciplinary water science and education activity guide.

Project WILD | Grades K-12
A wildlife focused conservation education program.

Project Learning Tree (PLT) | Grades Pre K-8
Use the forest as a “window” to environmental understanding.

Healthy Water, Healthy People | Grades 4-12
A curriculum about water quality and its affect on human heath.

Monarchs in the Classroom | Grades K-12
A program focused on the ecology of the monarch butterfly.

Leopold Education Project | Grades 3-12
Based on Aldo Leopold’s work to establish a land ethic

Biodiversity Basics | Grades 3-12
Explore the meaning of biological diversity on earth.

Adopt-A-Stream | Grades 3-12
Become a waterway steward through water quality monitoring.