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Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Environmental Education Grant

Overview: The Department of Environmental Protection awarded a $50,000 environmental education grant to the Center for Sustainable Communities in April 2003 to develop curricula and workshops to assist educators in teaching environmental studies. The curriculum addresses areas such as environmental science, aquatic biology issues, and planning issues related to environmental education.

In October 2003, seven researchers and two high school teachers involved with the project met to initiate work on developing the curriculum. Each researcher focused on a different aspect of the curriculum depending on their expertise. Dr. Sharon Moran, a Research Fellow with the Center, was responsible for coordinating the research.

Status: The project has been successfully completed and curricula has been provided to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for use by educators in the state.

 

On-Going Research

Sandy Run Watershed Floodplain Mapping Study

Fort Washington Area Flooding and Transportation Improvement Study

Temple –Villanova Sustainable Stormwater Initiative

Philadelphia Community Food Access

Transforming Land Use Regulations to Create Livable Communities that Support Physical Activity in Everyday Life

3-D GIS Visualization of Fort Washington Office Park Improvement Study 

GIS-Based Environmental Resources Inventory for Upper Dublin Township

Pennsylvania Green Growth Partnership

Delaware Valley Smart Growth Alliance

Completed Research

Pennypack Creek Watershed Study
 
EPA ReVA Project for Small Watersheds

Milford Township for Growth Management Plan

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Environmental Education Grant

"Pointing Pennsylvania Toward a Sustainable Future"

Market Analysis for the Prince Gallitzin State Park

 

















 

   
 
 


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