photo: Students and buses at Science on the Green 2007

2013 Science on the Green

We look forward to offering Science on the Green again in 2013 at our new location in Montpelier. After flooding in Waterbury in August 2011, the event planners and volunteers have been separated and placed in temporary office locations around the state. We will be reunited in Montpelier this winter and we will regroup and plan an even more amazing Science on the Green in 2013.

Please contact Rebbeca for more information: rebecca.phelps@state.vt.us

Here is some other options for your students:

The Agency of Natural Resources offers other outreach programs to schools. 

Fall field trips are available at the following State Parks:

For more information about these field trip opportunities, please email Rebecca Phelps: rebecca.phelps@state.vt.us

Mark your calendars for Vermont Drinking Water Week with the Vermont Rural Water Association.  Join scientists and educators at the Vermont Institute of Science (VINS) in Quechee for the Drinking Water Fair during the first week of May each year.  For additional information, please contact Ashley Lucht at 802-585 4904 or email at vermontdrinkingwaterweek@gmail.com

Please contact Rob or Rebbeca (see below) for more information.

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Take a look at past SOTG events!

Beginning in the fall of 2006 the doors were open for a day of Environmental Exploration at the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. School classrooms all over Vermont traveled to Waterbury for a long half-day exploration of science, the environment, and how all the small things we do, taken together, make a BIG difference. That year we hosted over 450 teachers and students at the Waterbury Complex in 22 different workshops and fieldtrips covering a broad spectrum of environmental issues providing hands-on opportunities to learn about environmental protection efforts. On our Second Annual SOTG day, in September 2007, we hosted over 650 teachers and students! In 2008 there were over 800 students from more than 50 classes at over 20 participating schools who attended two SOTG events. The 2009 event hosted over 700 students, as did the 2010 day. We hope to continue sharing our love of our surroundings with young people for many years to come.

Take a look at past SOTG schedules and other items:

Graphic: Green arrow pointing right.2010 Science on the Green: Year 5

Fieldtrips and Workshops that were offered in 2010

Please see our list of Science on the Green 2010 Partners who helped make this great day possible. Some Science on the Green partnering organizations also offer outreach programs to schools.

One of the Science on the Green Partners: Mr & Mrs Fish - A Marine Education Program

Graphic: Green arrow pointing right.2009 Science on the Green: Year 4

 Field Trips and Workshop that were offered in 2009

Last year, Wednesday September 23, 2009 marked the 4th anniversary for Science on the Green in Waterbury.  The 2009 event hosted over 700 students at two locations - more than 50 classes from over 25 participating schools. And back for its second year, there was an additional Science on the Green date and event in southern Vermont. Science at the Hatchery took place at the Pittsford National Fish Hatchery in North Chittenden, Vermont on Tuesday September 22, 2009.

Graphic: Green arrow pointing right.2008 Science on the Green: Year 3

  2008's Field Trips and Workshops that were offered

Video! Take a look at the Video from Science on the Green 2008!

Graphic: Green arrow pointing right.2007 Science on the Green: Year 2

  2007 Agenda, Field Trips and Workshops that were offered

Graphic: Green arrow pointing right.2006 Science on the Green: Year 1

  2006 Agenda and Workshop Choices that were offered

  A few pictures!

 After the Green 2006 (Data, interesting facts, more pictures!)

 

Science on the Green Contact Information:

Rob Farley 802-371 7616 Rob.Farley@state.vt.us

Rebecca Phelps

802-583-7502 Rebecca.Phelps@state.vt.us

Vermont Agency of Natural Resources
1 National Life Drive, Davis 2
Montpelier, VT 05620-3901

 

Other sources of educational information:

Logo for Project Wet Vermont Project WET, Water Education for Teachers, is an interdisciplinary water education program for kindergarten through twelfth graders designed to facilitate and promote awareness, appreciation, knowledge and stewardship of Vermont's water resources. http://www.watershedmanagement.vt.gov/lakes/htm/lp_projectwet.htm
Photo of a Vermont Loon. Educational opportunities through the VT Fish and Wildlife Department including: Educational Kits for Teachers and Students, Project Wild, Aquatic Wild, Wildlife Management for Educators, Becoming an Outdoors Woman, an extensive Free FILM LIBRARY (wow!) and more ...
Photo: Kids and Teacher sitting up on a mountain. Conservation Education at the VT Parks and Recreation including Project Learning Tree, Outdoor Ethics, Professional Development opportunities at Shelburne Farms, Vermont Envirothon, Vermont State Parks Nature Programs, information about Conservation Districts and more ...
Image of a hand putting a bottle into a recycling container. America Recycles Day - November 15th
Graphic: red apple. More links for Students and Teachers
Photo: Albert Einstein.

2008 State of Vermont Science and Math Fair, April 5, 2008

 

 
ANR home page ANR Calendar Finding Information on the ANR site ANR Publications Contact Information for ANR Summary & links to ANR Permit Information ANR Central Office Dept. of Environmental Conservation Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Dept. of Forests, Parks & Recreation Other Departments & Agencies You & the Environment Maps & Mapping at ANR Links of interest to Students and Teachers Vermont State web site