
Section B: Community Mapping, Civic Engagement, Climate Justice
Tuesday August 18, 9:00-12:00 For Science and Social Studies grades 5-12 3 STEM Clock Hours through WWU Online via Zoom $200 Stipend for approved Application Plan Classroom sets of Local Maps


Time & Location
Aug 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Zoom
About the Event
We Love Maps! This PBL Curriculum Design Lab will empower your students to map their community from the watershed up, to be curious about the integrated systems of land, water, forests, topography, and the history of human infrastructure that has been built on top it, to understand the policy and planning frameworks of city and county climate actions plans and climate justice commitments, and to gain the skills needed to design and measure positive impact. We will focus on interactions across indicators of watershed health, human health, climate resilience, the health of our local salmon populations, and the original tribal treaty rights that set the expectations for our shared moral obligation to steward our water and land resources for generations to come.
Do you know your watershed address as well as you know your street address? Working from the watershed up, we'll give your classroom a set of fascinating maps to…
