If you’ve ever wondered what hands-on, minds-on science learning looks like, check out these video clips! Funded by Onondaga County Save the Rain and Syracuse City School District, our Nature in the City staff has taught over 1500 third grade students about reducing pollution in our local waterways and protecting Onondaga Lake.
Syracuse Students Learn About Saving the Rain in Syracuse
Syracuse Students Tour Green Infrastructure Sites
Syracuse Students Become Scientists to Study Water Quality
Creating Community Connections through Hands-on Science in Syracuse
Connecting the Drops in Syracuse: Everyone Can Make A Difference
Photos of Stream Exploration Field Trip
at Elmwood Park
Watch our videos and see Nature in the City in action!
Save the Rain Lesson
Creatures of the Deep Lesson
Stream Exploration at Furnace Brook
A Teacher’s Perspective on Nature in the City
Growing Environmental Stewards
Photos of Carrier Rain Garden Project
at Seymour Dual Language Academy
October 5, 2017
