Located within the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Office of Coastal Management, Old Woman Creek offers:
Our students will spend the day in Old Woman Creek's field laboratory, gaining practical experience in:
As an exciting addition to our field experience, students will have the opportunity to explore the estuary by boat. They'll paddle through the waterways in kayaks or canoes, gaining a unique perspective on the ecosystem and enhancing their understanding of the environment they're studying.
This immersive experience will allow our students to see firsthand how their programming skills can be applied to environmental research and conservation efforts, while also developing a deeper connection to the natural world.
The field trip to Old Woman Creek, including the hands-on boating experience, is just one example of how our Syatt Certification program goes beyond traditional classroom learning. By combining programming skills with environmental science and practical field work, we're preparing our students to tackle real-world challenges and make a positive impact on our planet.
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