Resources
The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve offers resources and education opportunities for students for K-12 students and supports teachers through professional development programs in coastal and estuary education. They also provide public education events in their "living classrooms" at the Reserve.
Rivers2Lake is a foundational teacher professional development program of the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve. The program integrates the Lake Superior watershed into education as a foundation for engaging place-based learning, Great Lakes literacy, stewardship, and watershed restoration using year-round mentoring. The free curriculum is available on their website.
Minnesota Sea Grant works with educators to develop place-based curricula and conducts workshops to target particular issues and interests. The Minnesota Sea Grant program offers traveling education tools, invasive species control projects for classrooms, classroom games, science writing activities, and more!
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