K-12

The Watershed Education program at the University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB) exemplifies the power of partnerships to connect current science research with hands-on learning experiences for

The Lost Seal, the second book in the LTER Children’s Book series, is proving quite a hit with children and adults all over the world.

The 30 middle school students from Valley View's after school Science Club anxiously file off the bus at Rio Salado, Phoenix's recently restored riparian habitat.

The Lost Seal, the second book in the LTER Children's Book series, was recently in a news item by a CBS News affiliate in Denver, CO.

The Schoolyard LTER Children's book, "The Lost Seal," is continuing to capture the imagination of readers far and wide.

Two students from the Rough Rock Community School of Rough Rock, Arizona, recently won outstanding prizes and recognition at the National American Indian Science and Engineering Fair (NAISEF), held

The Journey to El Yunque middle school ecology curriculum isn't just another sugarcoated science project that's long on fun and short on real learning. According to Dr.

New LTER book captures children's fascination with Antarctica.

A true story about an encounter between LTER scientists and a young Weddell seal in the Dry Valleys of Antar

LTER Changing the face of science (one smile at a time)...

In its unique position as a liaison between scientists, teachers and students, the Schoolyard LTER program is reaching many tradi

Ecology Explorers, the K-12 education program of CAP LTER, received the 2004 Arizona State University President’s Award for Innovation.