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Hello <<First Name>>,

With all the fresh heavy wet snow we welcome the transition to spring here in the mountains. Seasonal transitions (especially spring) bring fresh, insightful, energetic, and exciting new perspectives.

Wild Rose Education is in full swing creating virtual workshops for the River Management Society's new River Training Center, preparing for upcoming conference presentations and mini-workshops, seeking Youth Water Leadership internship and Youth Water Leaders applications, finalizing the details for the Western River Teacher Workshops in June, and more.

Scroll down to read, listen, and learn more about upcoming opportunities to engage with Wild Rose Education.

Have a great week!

Sarah R. Johnson, MAEd
Founder, Wild Rose Education

It was an honor to be interviewed for this new national podcast. Listen here to hear an insight to the passion and purpose driving Wild Rose Education.

Upcoming Conference Mini-Workshops

Join Sarah at the following conferences during the next couple months:

March 16, 2019 Reframe, Rethink, Re-inspire Adult Learning
Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education's Advancing EE Conference, Denver, Colorado
April 27, 2019 How to Get Started Creating New River Education Programs
Colorado Trout Unlimited's 2019 Annual Rendezvous, Glenwood Springs, Colorado
May 29-31, 2019 Western Water Futures Games
Western Colorado University, Gunnison, Colorado
June 24, 2019 Reframe, Rethink, and Re-inspire Adult Learning
River Network's 2019 River Rally, Cleveland, Ohio

7th-12 grade students, college students, teachers, community members are invited to apply by March 20, 2019
Application Here

College students are invited to apply by March 28, 2019
Application here

River as Text: Ecology (3 days) Monday-Wednesday June 10-12, 2019, 2 credit course
During this interdisciplinary field-based course, participants will learn how to utilize rivers and riparian habitat as the context to meet your curriculum through observations, explorations, discussions, and journaling to create student-centered learning experiences. Explore the three major components of a river ecosystem: aquatic life, water quality, and riparian habitat. Field experiences include field trips to riverside parks, Roaring Judy Fish Hatchery, and Curecanti National Recreation Area.

Water in the West (2 days) Thursday-Friday June 13-14, 2019, 1 credit course
Learn how to incorporate the complexities of water management in the West into your curriculum through cross-curricular field and classroom activities and routines. Using questioning, observing, and reflecting routines participants will explore western water management, water law, and watershed geography. Field experiences include a Blue Mesa Dam visit, a visit to Taylor Reservoir, and time at Gunnison Mountain Park.

Download flier and also see photos and read reflections from last year's workshops here. Register at www.western.edu/sti2019

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