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Stream School is a two-day classroom and field workshop in which participants are introduced to basic stream ecology and biological monitoring and assessment techniques for streams and rivers. Attendees learn how to collect and identify the organisms (e.g., bugs) living in the water that are key indicators of stream health. Stream School is usually held twice a year – generally in the Spring and Fall.

For Spring 2019, Stream School is scheduled for April 27 & 28 at Camden County College and May 11 & 12 at Wharton State Forest.

For more information, please contact Kimberly Cenno, Bureau Chief,
Bureau of Environmental Analysis, Restoration and Standards at (609) 633-1441.