With 35+ teachers and water quality monitoring sites, Nisqually River Education Project is off to another exciting start to the school year! In order to better serve our dedicated teachers, we have added additional dates and locations for our Fall Networking Teachers Meeting and Water Quality Monitoring Trainings for teachers and parent volunteers. (See calendar sidebar for more details!) We have also filled 7 of our 15 spots for the very popular tree planting/habitat restoration field trips. Water quality monitoring day will be Thursday, October 17th. Contact sheila@nisquallyriver.org if you would like to volunteer!
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