How might you support Community Science events?

Opportunities include getting youth involved, leading stations, special projects, fundraising,
​indigenous, education and science advisors among others.
​Contact [email protected] with interest + questions. 

Community Science Training Resources

Become a Master Water Steward! 

• Register w/ Carrie first, then at IDAH20.
• IDAH20 Master Water Stewards provides us with many of our protocols and data storage.​
• Step 1 - 3-4 Hour Online / Self Paced IDAH20 training  (total 8 hours online + in person). Click on link to register. Click on "Available" and begin the the Check Out process. You will be prompted to create an account. It might take up to 6 hours to get the link via email to enter the course. Course is free.
• Step 2 - 4 hour In Person Practicum - This is an opportunity to be trained in our community science monitoring protocols and instructional strategies. ​
  • ​Upcoming Practicums: 
    2025 Practicums are TBD.
    
    

Help us Study Crayfish - Online / Self Paced. 

• Register w/ Carrie first, then at The River Mile. 
• The Community Science Project partners with and uses  The Crayfish Study's monitoring protocols and database.