All Activities are correlated with Virginia SOLs! Enjoy tours and education programs at one of the world’s greenest buildings. Programs discuss oyster reefs, conservation, water quality, mapping, point source pollution,
Students can learn about Earth Overshoot Day and calculate how many earths would be needed if everyone lived as they do.
Follow the Bay through the seasons with this podcast library. Topics include water quality, conservation, oysters, sustainable practices, pollution, renewable resources and energy, local species, and more!
How is your schoolyard doing? Is it helping the Chesapeake Bay, or is it contributing to the Bay’s current condition? Follow this Report Card and find out…
The State of the Bay Report discusses the heightened impacts of stronger weather systems, resiliency building, and current pollution indicators. Choose to read a summary or download the full report
Downloadable instructions from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation on how to build your own rain garden! Add a colorful habitat to your school yard while keeping sediment from choking local streams
Downloadable instructions from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation on how to fix bare spots in your schoolyard. Bare spots are places where vegetation no longer exists in the soil. Bare spots
Explore green education opportunities including fundraiser car washes, recycling at school, pledge to be a green classroom, green learning education guides and more!
An environmental awareness club will thrill and excite your students as they learn about habitats, animals, outdoor spaces, and vegetation in the Chesapeake Bay region. This document will help you
An Educator’s Guide to the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE), commonly referred to as the MWEE Guide, is designed for users with varying levels of familiarity with the MWEE. It
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