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Welcome to AEEA’s 2025 Environmental and Outdoor Education Conference!
Friday March 7, 2025 9:50am - 10:50am CST
Water is a fundamental element for life, and land use practices can significantly influence both human health and the quality of freshwater sources. Exploring these complex issues with students becomes both engaging and relevant when incorporating real-world examples, especially local water quality data. Involving students in data collection offers an impactful learning experience and strengthens their understanding of a land ethic. This presentation will spotlight three organizations that are actively gathering water quality data and implementing best management practices to safeguard watershed health and potable water supplies. We will examine both digital and physical resources available to educators, enabling them to integrate these data and concepts into their curriculum. The resources introduced will bridge core disciplinary concepts with NGSS science and engineering practices, leveraging real-world data to enhance students' learning experiences.
Taget audience: Classroom teachers, 6 grade - higher education, Non-formal educators
Speakers
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Stephanie Bolin

Beaver Watershed Alliance
Stephanie Boline, Outreach Coordinator: Stephanie holds a degree in Marketing and Nonprofit Studies from the University of Arkansas. Since graduation, she has been working at nonprofits in a various roles, including food and garden education, event management, and marketing coordination... Read More →
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Ayla Grace

H2Ozarks
Ayla Grace-Project Coordinator:Ayla Grace is the new projects coordinator at H2Ozarks. Prior to joining H2Ozarks, she split her career between water quality research and public education. With an early interest in water quality, she earned a Master of Science degree in Biology at... Read More →
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Meghan Post

Beaver Water District
Meghan Post-Education Coordinator: Meghan Post has dedicated her career to environmental education and sustainability. Working as Beaver Water District’s Education Coordinator, she enjoys fostering connections to natural resources and community building. Meghan enjoys gardening... Read More →
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Holly Wren

Beaver Water District
Holly Wren-Environmental Scientist:Holly Wren has dedicated much of her early career to improving water quality in Northwest Arkansas. Before joining Beaver Water District, she worked with cities and conservation organizations to improve the quality and reduce the volume of urban... Read More →
Friday March 7, 2025 9:50am - 10:50am CST
Rothwell: Room 206

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