Students today are embracing the outdoors and transforming into stewards of the world around them. In honor of Earth Day, watch our favorite outdoor education films.
Learn how the wader clad, science-loving students from Newman Grove High School contributed to saving the Shell Creek Watershed, and as a result, gained experience that influenced many future careers.
The fourth graders at Lothrop Magnet Center run a comprehensive school-wide recycling program that is making an impact on the hearts and minds of students and the environment.
Students in ESU 4 love energy. The region is home to Nebraska Public Power District’s Cooper Nuclear Station and Omaha Public Power District’s Nebraska City Station (a coal-fired energy plant). Watch to learn why ESU 4’s Energy Academy program is one of the most successful of its kind in the region!
The Shell Creek Watershed project is a volunteer program during which high school students spend the summer wading through the creek and testing the water and soil for various factors that can contribute to erosion and water quality degradation.
For years, Blair Community Schools has partnered with DeSoto and Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuges to provide environmental education programs. Watch how students today are embracing the outdoors and transforming into stewards of the world around them.
