In this activity, you and your fellow players are the leaders—citizens, policymakers, business leaders, nonprofit leaders, and researchers—of a coastal city. Your job is to make smart decisions that will increase the city’s resilience to climate change.
The Game of Floods is a small group activity, with 4-6 participants tasked with developing a vision for ‘Marin Island 2050,’ a hypothetical landscape that highlights the conditions that will be experienced in Marin in coming years with sea level rise and increased storm impacts causing the loss or deterioration […]
The Nisqually River Delta in Washington State provides a model of river estuary restoration and a hopeful message about our environment. This puzzle provides a hands-on learning activity for adults and children to visualize the impact of removing 100-year-old agricultural dikes at the Nisqually Delta on salmon and the thousands […]
This activity, especially when repeated many times over the course of a month or year, helps students connect with the ecosystem around them and observe changes to the natural world. Many different versions of this activity exist, but we love this one from Pacific Education Institute! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Tc8KSJR-jmdfZFVaG_A06YXiqSI21Eoo2rqK4dKSRXo/edit?usp=sharing
Water Quality Monitoring is going virtual! Click here to access the new Water Quality Monitoring Portal! Want to learn more about the portal and how to get the most out of it? Watch our video here! Interactive Journals/Data Sheets To supplement the portal, you can add this Google Slide Interactive […]
Salmon Board Game Parts -Print off these beautiful board pages with art from Nikki McClure! Salmon Board Game Instructions – loaded with excellent background information! Trees to Seas Follow-up Activity – thoughtful, engaging questions to wrap it all together