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Welcome to the Environmental Volunteers blog, where we share inspiring stories, educational resources, and updates from our mission to spark curiosity and passion for nature. Whether you’re an educator, student, volunteer, or nature enthusiast, our blog offers engaging content designed to connect people of all ages to the natural world and encourage environmental stewardship. Dive into our latest posts to discover tips for exploring local ecosystems, insights from our programs, and ways you can make a difference!
Sprout Up Leadership Retreat 2026
What happens when 30+ young environmental leaders from 12 university chapters come together? They learn from experts. They learn from one another. They build community. And they prepare to lead.
A Window into the Baylands: Building the EV Marsh Cam
Thanks to local high school students Manu Kallahalla and Arjun Sridharan, we re-launched the EV Marsh Cam, a 270° bird’s-eye livestream of the Baylands.
Volunteer Spotlight: Arush Kumar
Visiting from Kenya, Arush chose to spend his summer vacation volunteering at the EcoCenter. His enthusiasm, goofiness, and willingness to jump in wherever he was needed have been a memorable part of the EcoCenter this season!
A Community Comes Together. And Doubles the Impact.
There’s a moment in every campaign when it stops being about the numbers, and becomes about the people behind them. For Environmental Volunteers, that moment has arrived.
EV Mobilized for Earth Month 2026
This April (and continuing through May!) our volunteers brought learning to life across 20+ Earth Month events in 2026, engaging families and turning awareness into action. We spread a love for science, nature, and our planet in over 10 cities. On Earth Day alone,...
Meet the EV EcoCenter
In 2026, we’re excited to share updates about the EcoCenter, the home of Environmental Volunteers located right here in the Palo Alto Baylands. The EcoCenter has a long and colorful history spanning over eighty years. From its beginnings as a boathouse in a...
Join the EcoCenter Ambassador Challenge!
If you love playing outside, getting your hands dirty, or simply noticing the tiny miracles of nature, you’re ready to be an EcoCenter Ambassador! Challenge Window: March 1 – April 30, 2026
Sprout Up Opens 2 New University Chapters!
EV is thrilled to announce that our Sprout Up college program is expanding! We have officially welcomed two new chapters this school year at UC Irvine and CSU Sacramento. These new additions will bring our total Sprout Up chapter count to 11 universities and...
2025 Brownlee Award Winners
We’re excited to announce the recipients of this year’s Brownlee Award for Outstanding Service – Sally Tomlinson and Helena Wee! Both are amazing volunteers, and our organization is better because of their efforts.
EV Interns Summer 2025
Summer 2025 was full of energy as we worked with 6 amazing interns through our Sprout Up program! Their knowledge as current Sprout Up instructors and leaders at their University chapters has been invaluable. We’re so grateful for their efforts to support in-person projects and events at the EV EcoCenter, update curriculum, improve chapter resources, and plan for our Sprout Up Leadership Retreat. To learn more about them, check out their takeovers on the Sprout Up Instagram!
Corporate Volunteering Spotlight: Western Digital
Fostering connections, friendships and stewardship with employees at Western Digital
A Successful EV and YCS Summer Partnership
EV partnered with YCS to engage youth in service and Baylands stewardship
An Energizing Earth Month at EV
We are so excited that Environmental Volunteers was represented at 15+ Earth Month events in 2025! Our EV volunteers, staff, and board members engaged hundreds of families and kids with fun activities, recruited new volunteers and continued to spread the love for...
WUTN 2025 Was a Great Event!
Thanks to the generous support and the collective efforts of so many, we are thrilled to share that we have raised over $240,000! These funds will go a long way in helping us reach more schools, expand our corps of volunteers, and provide even more students with...
Special Volunteers Honored in February
Almost 20 years ago, the Environmental Volunteers received a special annuity from the Robert Brownlee Foundation, establishing The Robert Brownlee Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service. This award recognizes outstanding volunteer service to the EV that impacts...
EV is an Official “Palo Alto Adult School Partner” for Spring 2025
The Environmental Volunteers has been offering Nature Science Hikes through the Palo Alto Adult School for several years, as part of their Nature and Environment course offerings. Our EV docents lead themed hikes to some of the most well-loved open space areas of...
Virtual Resources Available for Schools
Environmental Volunteers is committed to supporting schools, classes and students with quality environmental education experiences, even when normal life is disrupted, or in-person instruction isn’t possible. Using the curriculum originally developed during...
Environmental Volunteers Appoints Anu Ramamurty as Executive Director
Environmental Volunteers (EV), a leading Bay Area non-profit that connects youth with nature through hands-on environmental science education, has welcomed Anu Ramamurty as its new Executive Director.
2023/2024 EV Intern Blog
One of my favorite memories from this internship was the teach-backs we did during training. We had the chance to act like elementary school students, goofing around and acting silly.
A year with our Cristo Rey CWSP Intern
Cristo Rey is a private Jesuit high school. It is part of a network of dozens of other Cristo Rey schools nationwide. CRSJ was established in 2014, and its first graduating class was in 2018. The graduating class of 2024 will be the 7th.
Fall BioBlitz
In October, EV hosted our Fall BioBlitz public program sponsored by the City of Palo Alto. For the last couple of years EV hosts multiple bioblitz events to raise awareness, promote community engagement, and collect biological data in the Baylands. Next summer the...
Volunteer Spotlight: Agnes Shiu Wong
“Follow your heart. There are still so many people who don’t care, or don’t care enough, about climate change. Some of my retiree friends say,” ‘Why worry, we won’t experience it.’ I remind my friends that their family and...
A Rising Young Environmental Professional
My name is Jose, a sophomore at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in San Jose. I love science and aim to enroll in college to pursue my interests, supported by the Corporate Work Study Program.
Inspiring the Next Generation: Intern Experiences at Environmental Volunteers
Interning at Environmental Volunteers has been a transformative experience for Danae, Zoe, Lisa, Sarah, Sherman, and Emily. Each intern had the opportunity to contribute to the organization’s mission of environmental education and sustainability while gaining...
EV staff field trip to Los Trancos
We offer an Earthquake Field Trip to Los Trancos to our school and homeschool groups so they can learn more about Earthquakes on location. Teachers, learn more about this program here! Our staff took a field trip to Los Trancos to train to support this program!...
Environmental Volunteers and Sprout Up join forces!
What it’s like to be a high school intern at the EV
My name is Anadalay. I’m a sophomore at Cristo Rey (CRSJ), and I’m an education intern at Environmental Volunteers. CRSJ is a Private Jesuit high school which was opened in 2014, the 2022 class will be the 5th graduating class. Over 90% of the students...
New Year, New Education Intern Adventures
New Year, New Education Intern Adventures Developing Weather & Climate models with Eo Eo teaching students about landfills As an intern you have the unique opportunities to teach children and also learn how the EV develops their curriculum material. This year...
Environmental Actions
Environmental Actions by: Natalie AmbrosioThey come in all shapes and sizes, but the important thing is that they keep coming in whatever form feasible. Here at the EV we watch what happens when children are inspired to learn, engage and share about the environment...
Ways to Get Involved
Ways to Get Involved Volunteer At Environmental Volunteers, we connect passionate people with opportunities to share their love of science and nature with others. You don’t need experience to join the team; our training and mentoring programs provide you with all...
Why Does Wildlife Matter?
Why Does Wildlife Matter? by: Allison Cheng“Each species is a masterpiece, a creation assembled with extreme care and genius.”E.O. WilsonDid you know that tiny krill can have as much of an impact on the environment as their massive whale predators? Or that removing...
Why do wetlands matter?
Why do wetlands matter? by Allison ChengCharleston Slough, Mountain ViewWhy Do Wetlands Matter? Today’s public opinions on wetlands are as diverse as the plant and animal species they shelter. Opponents of wetlands may believe they have little to no value. By...
Slime Mold
Slime Mold By: EV StaffImagine taking a Bay Area winter hike and seeing this: Photo by: Kelly Graham (“eggs”) What you’re looking at are unrelated eukaryotic organisms informally called Slime Mold, a brainless, single-celled organism. There are over 900 species of...
Native Gardens
Native Gardens At the EcoCenter in Palo Alto, CA In November, 2021; Environmental Volunteers had the pleasure of Juanita Salisbury, a California Native Garden residential and commercial landscape architect help design and facilitate the new native gardens at the...
Gifts from the Kitchen
Gifts from the Kitchen As we navigate what-is-safe with our family and friends this holiday season, we can all agree the next best thing to a hug are yummy treats from the kitchen. Enjoy EV’s selection of packable and gift approved recipes.Click here to download a...
Birding at Foothills Nature Preserve
Birding at Foothills Nature Preserve BY DIANE MCCOY AND EVE MEIER View from Foothills Nature PreserveA lake for winter ducks and summer swallows, a panoramic vista for soaring hawks and cruising vultures, redwoods and oaks for woodpeckers, juncos, and bluebirds,...
Minimalist Backpacking
Minimalist Backpacking by: Emma CieslikHello! My name is Emma Cieslik and I am an Education Intern this year! I am a Junior at Santa Clara University and I love hiking and spending time outside. Studying Environmental Science has not only allowed me to observe and...
Cooley Landing Trail Loop
Cooley Landing Trail Loop Nestled behind the Palo Alto Airport hides a gem of an outdoor opportunity for all ages; the EcoCenter in Palo Alto Baylands. This public nature center can be the jumping off point to the Cooley Landing Trail Loop.EcoCenter in the...
Keynote Address for the Environmental Volunteers Wake Up to Nature fundraising breakfast
Keynote Address for the Environmental Volunteers Wake Up to Nature fundraising breakfast April 2019, by Fiona Gillogly, age 15 Environmental Volunteers (EV) is a San Francisco Bay Area nonprofit dedicated to promoting the understanding of and responsibility for the...
Nature’s Best Hope : “A New Approach to Conservation That Starts in Your Yard”, by Douglas W. Tallamy
Nature’s Best Hope : “A New Approach to Conservation That Starts in Your Yard”, by Douglas W. Tallamy A collaborative book review by Tonya and Nancy The EV Book Group choice for it’s August gathering was “Nature’s Best Hope : A New Approach to Conservation That...
It’s an Entangled Life for Fungi
It’s an Entangled Life for Fungi The “Entangled Life” by Merlin Sheldrake is a book about fungi and its effect in the world. As many people learn when they take biology in high school, nature and ecosystems are truly connected. In his book, Sheldrake brilliantly...
Low Tide Ecology
Low Tide Ecology On June 27th, children, parents, walkers, hikers, bikers, and nature lovers flocked to the Environmental Volunteers’ Low Tide Ecology event in the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve. It was a perfect clear-blue morning as participants embarked on a...
Nature Poetry and beyond
Nature Poetry and beyond Hi everyone! My name is Maya Xu, and I’m a current senior at Crystal Springs Uplands School. I started at Crystal when I moved to the Bay Area from Hong Kong in 9th grade, where I’d been trying to increase climate awareness at my middle...
What it’s like to be a working high school student
What it’s like to be a working high school student Cristo Rey San Jose High School is located in East San Jose and now virtually everywhere. With a student population of 459 and 93% of students being Latinx, Cristo Rey offers a unique service and social...
Plastic Contamination: A Social-Cultural Issue
Plastic Contamination: A Social-Cultural Issue People and businesses use plastic items every day for convenience, but a social-cultural study proves that using too much plastic has negative effects on people and their communities. It is important to explore the...
Learning to Learn (and Teach) Online
Virtual School Program on Plants and their Parts for 1st grade A little bit about me Hello! My name is Morayo and I am the Education Intern this year! I’m a Junior at Santa Clara University studying Political Science and Environmental Studies. I was born and raised...
Sustainable Art
Sustainable Art Photo by Roland Hipkins 1935 The environment has always been a prominent subject in all forms of art. Landscape paintings and wildlife photography are forms of art which capture what we see, or even feel, in nature. Performance art such as music and...
Book Review – THE CALIFORNIA FIELD ATLAS
Book Review – THE CALIFORNIA FIELD ATLAS By Obi Kaufmann Obi Kaufmann’s California Field Atlas is a creation of the heart. It is an atlas, field guide, history, and art all rolled into one, and we are the luckier for it. Kaufmann describes his book this way: “This...
The 2020-2021 Teen Docent Cohort reflect on their year with the EV
The 2020-2021 Teen Docent Cohort reflect on their year with the EV Each year the EV trains a handful of teen docents and last year we started a new teen cohort designed to create community, enrichment, and connection among the next generation of environmental...
Our Current Efforts to Deliver New Environmental Education Initiatives to Students
Our Current Efforts to Deliver New Environmental Education Initiatives to Students Huddart Park Nature Walk 2021Happy Spring! All of us at Environmental Volunteers very much appreciate your support as volunteers, donors, and friends. We wanted to take a moment to...
Unexpected Upsides of Virtual Programs
Unexpected Upsides of Virtual Programs Photo by Montserrat SuarezI think most of us can agree that we’d prefer to work with students in person – that’s one of the main reasons we got into the field of Environmental Education in the first place, after all! Having to...
VESPER FLIGHTS – book by Helen MacDonald
VESPER FLIGHTS – book by Helen MacDonald Vesper SparrowThis past year, author of H is for Hawk, Helen MacDonald published her latest book, Vesper Flights. It is a diverse collection of 41 essays about the human relationship to nature. From Mars to murmurations,...
Soil health – watch and learn
Soil health – watch and learn “Kiss the Ground” summary: Kiss the Ground discussed the topic of climate change and how the Earth’s soil is able to draw tons of atmospheric carbon out of the air. It goes deep into the ways tilling, pesticides, and other...
The wide world of deer
The wide world of deer As we continue into this holiday season, I am amazed by the effects that the weather takes on our surrounding wilderness. What better animal to kick off the festivities than our beloved reindeer? Although these animals are not local to the...
Thanksgiving Recipes from the EV
Thanksgiving Recipes from the EV This holiday season, we wanted to share a collection of squash recipes from our amazing volunteers. We all worked hard as a team to bring you the healthiest and most flavorful meals you can experience with your family during your...
Fall Birding at the Emily Renzell Ponds
Fall Birding at the Emily Renzell Ponds GadwallThe fall birding season is shaping up at Emily Renzell Ponds. With, thankfully, blue skies and cooler temps there’s lots to see. Hundreds of ducks will greet you as you arrive at the north pond and the surrounding...
Outdoor Adventures at Fremont Older
Outdoor Adventures at Fremont Older Calling all hiking enthusiasts! If you live in West San Jose near Miller Middle School or Lynbrook High School, I recommend hiking in the Fremont Older park. In this park, there are endless trails and there are signs indicating...
Science is No Heap of Stones
Science is No Heap of Stones I remember a rather passionate discussion I had with my mother (a former school teacher) early in my career about curriculum design. The question: are there certain specific facts that every student needs to know? She felt passionately...
Foundations
Foundations As environmental educators, one could argue the EV is duty-bound to teach about climate change. It is a crisis unfolding before our eyes and we need to be acting on it now. However, widely accepted guidance for teaching about environmental crises is to...
Initiative – How the EVs strengthen our team
Initiative – How the EVs strengthen our team I love when I see volunteers taking initiative. It shows me that they feel a sense of ownership and value in the work they do at the EV. The past 6 months have thrown us so many curve balls. As a staff of 9, we can...
New Field Trip Programs
New Field Trip Programs Lichen found on a park survey The world of education, and especially outdoor field trips, has obviously changed quite a bit over the last 6 months. Schools are starting the year in full distance-learning mode, and in-person groups have to...
Assembling California by John McPhee
Assembling California by John McPhee View of San Andreas Fault from Monte Bello Preserve. Photo by Judy KramerEV Book Club selection, July 2020This is the story of how the land we live on came to be. Migrating oceanic and continental plates, over millions of years,...
Taking the EcoCenter Outside
Taking the EcoCenter Outside The EcoCenter is many things; the Environmental Volunteer’s main office building, a historic landmark in the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve, and a nature interpretive center! Every Friday and the first and third Saturdays of the...
Taking care of local parks and wildlife even during the coronavirus shelter in place period
Taking care of local parks and wildlife even during the coronavirus shelter in place period We hear about a lot of other front line workers, like restaurant owners, grocery clerks, and first responders. Health care workers are putting themselves on the line every...
Educational Resources for Equity and Inclusion
Educational Resources for Equity and Inclusion The following resources may help you build your understanding about being more equitable and inclusive. Why jokes can be harmful: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/science-sushi/the-joke-isnt-funny-its-harmful/...
Book Review – Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses
Book Review – Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses Book by Robin Wall Kimmerer 2003 Oregon State University PressBook Review by EV Mel LangdonThis enthralling collection of essays is at once wide-ranging and focused. Dr. Kimmerer entrancingly...
How Many Species Do You See? – Distance Learning the EV Way.
How Many Species Do You See? – Distance Learning the EV Way. Photo by Brittany Sabol Photo by Brittany Sabol Ok, even focused on the stick, the actual number is not the important takeaway. Of course, when you start thinking about resolution of the photograph we...
EV Special Project Days
EV Special Project Days Volunteer Photo by Christine ZackScissors? Check. Glue gun? Check. Laminator? Check. Chocolates? Check. It’s Special Project Day – Morning at the EcoCenter! Volunteers get to clean, fix-up, re-stock, repair and/or replace items in the school...
Backyard Circle Space Observation
Backyard Circle Space Observation Photo by EV staffAn activity I’ve used in the elementary classroom focuses attention in a defined area. Using a jump rope, outline a circle area outside on the ground – grassy area or garden area with lots of small plants. Ask...
Early Days of Stevens Creek -Villa Maria Farm and Winery history
Early Days of Stevens Creek -Villa Maria Farm and Winery history Wonder what our Stevens Creek Field Trip would have looked like 120 years ago? I was curious and did some research. The entire property was purchased and developed by the Jesuits of Santa Clara...
Solar and Wind Update: Kit and Otherwise
Solar and Wind Update: Kit and Otherwise Solar Panels on top of the EcoCenter. Photo by Brittany Sabol.Our favorite advantages/disadvantages kits were created over five years ago, so I, the lucky intern, got the privilege of conducting research to see if any of the...
Birding By the Book
Birding By the Book By Larry Spivak How did I become a birder? Well, quite simply, I spent most of my younger life in the woods. Vacation meant camping all over California. Summer meant three months at my grandparents on a 60-acre parcel in the redwoods with my...
Preparing for the Future: an Interview with an EV Intern
Preparing for the Future: an Interview with an EV Intern Intern Photo by Christine ZackWe recently sat down with Tiffany Hopkins to learn more about her experience as an EV Teaching Intern this year. Tell me what it is like to teach an EV program in the classroom?...
Squid Empire Book Review
California Market squid – NOAA One of the many popular EV kits used for school services is “Squid Dissection.” For those of you who shy away from presenting this kit or have a hard time getting past the usual fifth graders’ reactions of “yuck” and nervous...
6th Grade Science Day
February 26th and 27th dawned unexpectedly warm and sunny, which turned out to be just perfect for the large groups of 6th-grade students that arrived at our EcoCenter. As part of the larger Mountain View Whisman School District Collaboration, the EV partnered with...
Volunteering and So Much More
Photo by Molly Landrith One of the joys of being the Volunteer Coordinator at the EV is that I get the privilege of watching volunteers not only learn how to teach kids about the environment, but also make strong friendships along the way. Individuals come to...
The Awesomeness of Biodiversity
Photo by Christine Zack Over the last several years, the Environmental Volunteers Education Committee has taken on the somewhat daunting task of updating all of our curriculum to better support the new “Next Generation Science Standards.” This process has not only...
King Tides in the Baylands
Extra High Tides Winter 2019-2020 All tides over 9.0’ Can you imagine being warned that if you need to get out of the building, you need to go soon, or else you might be stuck for a couple of hours? This happens several times a year at the EcoCenter because the...
Our secret recipe for inspiring a love of science and nature
Warm Wishes from the staff and board at Environmental Volunteers. May you and your family enjoy the wonders of Nature and the California winter nearby and far away. Dear Friends of the EV Just a few days ago, I had the chance to speak with a large audience of our...
The most important step in teaching science…
Picture this: a science classroom with rows of desks all facing the blackboard. Students receive a set of instructions. They dutifully complete steps 1, 2, and 3. They get the predetermined result. They read a paragraph explaining what happened. Have you ever done...
Interactive Signage project at the Palo Alto Baylands:
Enhancing visitors’ experience and bringing local communities together through new interactive, multi-sensorial, and bilingual educational signs. Palo Alto, CA: Environmental Volunteers, the City of Palo Alto, and the Friends of the Baylands announce a...
New members for the Board of Directors in 2019
The Environmental Volunteers Board of Directors welcomes 5 new members and a change in leadership. John Armstrong is continuing, and Hazel Watson is stepping up as co-chair and providing leadership of the board. Two new members joined us in June, Michael Patrick...
Reach & Teach bring a Kiosk store for sustainable living and play to the EcoCenter
We are very excited to share that we now have a special kiosk in the EcoCenter with sustainable living products, books, and toys. Reach & Teach is a peace and social justice learning company dedicated to transforming the world through teachable moments....
Human Resources for our Nature Resource
Several months ago Molly Landrith and Hazel Watson joined forces to put together the first-ever Silicon Valley Volunteer Fair. The idea was to bring together several environmental organizations that use volunteers in one event so that interested volunteers could...
Do you want to share astonishment?- What to look for in a Volunteer Role
By delighting them, you can give kids a reason to care about the environment and the impact they have on it. And hands on Science and nature education is about showing kids what is astonishing. Volunteering benefits your community There are many benefits to being a...
Our EV College Internship Program is 10 Years Young!
While the EV annually reaches thousands of Kindergarten through 6th-grade students, we also engage college students who come to the EV as College Teaching Interns. Over the years we have had more than 60 amazing young people lead kit restoration efforts, create new...
Environmental Volunteers Impact Map
Check out our the interactive maps for a glimpse of schools we serve in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, as well as Field Trip Fund recipient schools, and Field Trip Fund education sites. Our traditional school programs reach more than 10,000 students per year...
What Do River Otters Do When the River Runs Dry in a Drought?
by Megan Isadore on August 07, 2018 at BayNature.org I live in South San Jose and years ago there was a family of river otters living in Coyote Creek. With the years of drought we had and the fact that Coyote Creek and the ponds nearby all went dry, what happens to...
Barnacles barnacles BaRnAcLeS
Like its crustacean relatives, crabs and lobsters, barnacles have a hard exoskeleton and multiple segmented legs. These legs, however, no longer function as legs but have become specialized feeding and respiratory appendages. In addition to the exoskeleton,...
When it’s summer, get ready for chondrichthyes! CREATURE FEATURE: Broadnose sevengill shark
During the spring and summer seasons, we see an increase of cartilaginous fish populations in the SF Bay. This week, it’s the broadnose sevengill shark. Check out the broadnose sevengill shark (Notorynchus cepedianus). Sevengills are wide ranging and appear...
When it’s summer, get ready for chondrichthyes! CREATURE FEATURE: Leopard shark
During the spring and summer seasons, we see an increase of cartilaginous fish populations in the SF Bay. This week’s creature is the leopard shark Marine Science Institute’s mascot and the most common shark found in the San Francisco Bay area is the...
Building Confidence through the Ravenswood Art Show
Ismael, 4th grader at Costaño Elementary School was asked, “Why do you like art?” He replied: “Hace paz. It’s relaxing to just paint and draw. It’s nice and quiet.” Each spring, Environmental Volunteers partners with the...
A Curriculum that Cultivates Stewards
When it comes to the field of environmental education, the Environmental Volunteers is a leader in providing high-quality, hands-on curriculum for schools. The EV’s Educate for Depth program for elementary schools now has extensive quantitative evidence...
Being in the Woods: A Huddart Park Story
Woodside California On a bright spring morning, 2nd graders from Addison School in Palo Alto traveled to Huddart Park for a field trip with Environmental Volunteers. They were bursting with excitement for their 2-hour nature hike, where they would discover the...
A Chorus of Cools: A Baylands Field Trip Story
March 2016 On a path along the bay, six students are standing in a row, peering intently through binoculars. They watch as an avocet careens over the marsh. They are captivated by the bird’s quick, smooth flight. Lowering their binoculars, the students...
EV Programs Update: Learning Across the Community
February 12, 2016 Take a peek inside some of the Environmental Volunteers’ programs in the month of February! If you’d like to join us in inspiring a love of science and nature, please take a moment to check out our many volunteer opportunities....
Making a Difference: Profiles of the Youth Leadership Board
Youth Leadership Board (YLB) is the Environmental Volunteers’ first in-depth program designed specifically for teens. This year-long program provides youth with training in environmental science, STEM job skills, and team building skills that acknowledge and...
Bringing Smiles to Science Day: A Story from Garfield Elementary
“Is it science day yet?” “How many more days till we have science?” This fall, the EV is partnering with the Boys and Girls Club of the Peninsula to bring hands-on science and nature education to 3rd graders in their after school program. The...
