Milwaukee River Estuary Area of Concern
The following resources operate in or near Toledo to conduct environmental education programming in the Maumee River Area of Concern. For details about resources and opportunities to get students involved, please contact the program director.
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The Urban Ecology Center offers unique urban sanctuaries and outdoor laboratories for neighborhood school children. The Neighborhood Environmental Education Project (NEEP) partners with schools for a 1 year term to arrange for visits to parks and stewardship opportunities in the area. Contact Beth Heller, Director of Education, for more information about the program.
Wisconsin Sea Grant is a statewide program of basic and applied research, education, and outreach dedicated to the stewardship of the Great Lakes. Much of the program's outreach staff works to train teachers, host educational displays and workshops, and provide access to Wisconsin's Water Library. Contact Kathy Kline, Educator, for more information about the program.
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This page is currently under development. If your organization would like to be highlighted as an educational resource in Wisconsin, please contact Caitie Nigrelli.
