Education Projects at Big Beef Creek Field Station

University-Based Projects

• Ocean 485/Fish497/FM490/QSCI499:
  Spatial Information Technologies: Integrating GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing for Earth Science and Natural Resources Planning
  Autumn Quarter 2000
  Miles Logsdon, Instructor

• Learning Center Exploration of Big Beef Creek Watershed
  Center for Environmental Visualization interface development as part of the UW research program Learning About Complex Environmental Processes In Immersive and Non-Immersive Virtual Environments, funded by NSF's REPP Program, October 1998 - September 2001.

• LARCH 523
  Salmon Recovery and Urban Watershed Management
  Spring Quarter 2000, Landscape Architecture
  Professors Sally Schauman, Derek Booth and Richard Horner

• ARCH 401/LARCH 474
  Interdisciplinary Ecological Design Studio
  Winter Quarter 2000
  Professors Marietta Millet, Roxanne Hamilton and Iain Robertson

• University of Washington Sciences and Tribes Educational Partnership (STEP)
  Nan Little, Program Manager

K-12 Schools and Public Education Programs in Kitsap County

• Stream Ecology,
  taught by Bill Wilson

• Elementary Experts
  by Lloyd Pritchett, Bremerton Sun, November 15, 2000. Kitsap's first salmon team is anxious to share its knowledge.
• Two local groups win contracts
  by Christopher Dunagan, Bremerton Sun, January 16, 2000. Seabeck Alki Salmon Team received a $12,500 contract to develop a slide show and encourage young people to learn about salmon.
• Students team up for salmon
  by David Levesque, Bremerton Sun, November 10, 1999. Seabeck Elementary School sixth-graders want to save the fish.

Educational links

• Trees to Seas: Journey of the Wild Salmon board game
  WA Department of Natural Resources educational resource

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