For all new teachers planning a LiMPETS Sandy Beach Monitoring program for their class: join us for a teacher workshop.

Workshop attendees will:

• Receive a 5-unit curriculum aligned with NGSS and Common Core

• Get hands-on training on Pacific mole crab data collection and analysis, including in-class dissection lab and post-field trip reporting

  • Gain valuable information on the logistics of field science

  • Develop experience in using scientific tools and protocols

  • Receive a $100 stipend

  Students who participate in LiMPETS will:

  • Conduct community science and collect data that contributes to a 20+ year database used by scientists for research & policy

  • Learn about indicator species, coastal habitats, climate change, and human impact

  • Connect to and learn about protecting local ecosystems and communities

• If you have questions or need any support in order to fully participate, please contact Jeanette Johnston at jjohnston@pgmuseum.org

Please register below. There is a $30 deposit fee, which will be refunded after participation.