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River Education & Outreach
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Educational Resources
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State Resources
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National Organizations
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Other Information
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| NFRIA empowers students, government agencies, legislators, environmental organizations, research groups, and others who are interested in watershed resources by providing useful information about the North Fork River. | |
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Jeff Crane presenting to the Colorado Water Quality Control Board |
| NFRIA acquaints grades K-12 with activities and information about watershed health and resources to encourage youth to become stewards of the river. | |
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Teresa Steely, Jim Link, and Jeff Crane displaying
a poster at a Colorado legislative session in Denver.
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| Radio interviews, news releases, public meetings, and presentations to interested community groups are used to distribute information about the water used to fish, boat, swim, irrigate crops, and water livestock in the North Fork Valley. | |
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VISION Community School:
Water Works! Seminar
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VISION home school students attended a workshop
in February of 2003 that emphasized Water Resources
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The seminar included two field trips:
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Topics covered include watershed definitions and health, history and ecology of the North Fork, water quality, and water conservation. |
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| River Outreach & Education Program Coordinator Teresa Steely presents information at the local Montessori School every other week using hands on activities and projects. | |
If you'd like NFRIA to present for your school group,
event, or gathering
contact us at the address below!
| Contact NFRIA at: PO Box 682 fax: (970) 872-4621
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