Participants will adopt a drain (or storm water ditch/swale) for regular clean ups and data collection – counting and removing trash and plastics that would otherwise enter our waterways.

Promote citizen science, develop baseline data, analyze change

Understand human behavior connected to plastic

Collect hydrological data using a smartphone app

Monitor jellyfish populations, globally.

Contribute to EwA’s urban habitat health & fragmentation studies, and help ecological assessment and management of sensitive areas in the Greater Boston Area (Massachusetts, U.S.)

Monitor air and water quality of Great Lakes.

Monitor endangered Galapagos marine iguanas using drones and citizen science

Introducing one of camp’s newest program areas: the Circle K Corral! The Corral is home to our farm animal petting zoo in an Ole’ Western town setting.

To inform data-driven solutions to plastic pollution