Imagine a class of high school students working together to operate fish tanks, solve problems, and care for hundreds of animals. This is Aquaculture in Action: it’s wet, messy, and a great learning experience. Find out how this hands-on program has been building scientific understanding and curiosity in Maryland students for 30 years.
Follow Maryland students as they raise spotted salamanders in the classroom, getting an up-close look at amphibian development and the unique symbiosis between salamander embryos and green algae.
Researchers at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science reach K-12 schools, teachers, and local communities with world-class access to environmental science. Explore this institution’s legacy of youth education.
Seven Baltimore City teens spent the summer engaging in science, caring for aquatic animals, learning how food is produced, and exploring new career paths. Along the way, they gained practical skills, confidence, and a deeper understanding of how food, water, and community are connected.