$2.7 million in NOAA Chesapeake Bay-Watershed Education and Training will help students learn about the watershed and take action on local issues.

NOAA Fisheries is helping teachers and students understand climate change—and take relevant action—in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

A handful of school divisions in Northern Virginia are using Sustainability Liaisons to scale up sustainability and environmental literacy efforts.

The James River Association systemically implemented Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences across three school systems.

The new Teachers Innovating and Designing Experiential Science (TIDES) Hub provides environmental education and MWEE resources for teacher preparation programs and pre-service teachers.

Online course trains educators to develop Meaningful Watershed Education Experiences.

Lessons learned from successfully developing an Environmental Literacy Plan in Prince William County Public Schools.

Teachers learn social emotional learning skills at Teachers of the Estuary (TOTE) in response to school needs.

New climate change education resources added to Bay Backpack

High school students build and deploy water quality monitoring equipment.