EASTERN SIERRA INSTITUTE FOR COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION
EIN 91-1834171 · Environment (C600)
What they do
Statement of Program Service Accomplishments Education In 2017, ESICEs Eastern Sierra Watershed Project Provided Science Education Based On The Ecology of Inyo County to Students In Grades 2, 4, 6, 7 and 8 From Schools Throughout Inyo County. Field Trips Emphasized The Connections Between Water, Plants and Animals and The Central Role That Water Plays to The Area Where They Live, and By Extension to The Rest of The World. Students Participated In Hands-on Science Activities and Data Collection In Small Groups Led By ICSOS and ESICE Staff, and Trained Docents, Allowing Each Student The Chance to Actively Participate. Students Visited The Lower Owens River, Local Creeks, and Fish Slough. Older Students Collected Data to Document The Changes On The Lower Owens River That Have Occurred Since The Re-watering In 2006. Students Build Upon Their Previous Visits and Knowledge By Participating In New Activities As They Progress Through Grade Levels. Through The Project, ESICE Also Provides Class
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ContactJohn WehausenPresident
In care of% SUSAN MAY SZEWCZAK
Mailing addressPO BOX 1424, BISHOP, CA 93515-1424
Main phone(760) 920-8805Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 1997
- County
- Inyo
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