The Indiana County Conservation District offers educational programs throughout the year, covering a variety of conservation related topics, from turkey talk to sustainable gardening. A directory of our programs is coming soon!
If you are interested in having our staff hold a program for your school or organization, please contact us.
In this program students will learn about their local watershed, the conservation practices currently in place, and explore a map of their local watershed. Students will trace the water cycle and...Read More
Schedule This ProgramDid you know there is a whole living world underneath the surface of a stream? Scientists can identify organisms that live in streams to learn if the habitat is healthy! One group of...Read More
Schedule This ProgramThis program is designed to help young people learn about the importance of trees in the environment, how to plant and take care of native trees, and share the information they have...Read More
Schedule This ProgramInside every seed is a baby plant waiting to grow. Seeds hold the future of their species. In this program, students will learn where seeds come from, how they move from place to place, what they...Read More
Schedule This ProgramIn this hands on activity, students will learn how to better identify the wildlife species found in these various environments through the use of mounts, skins/pelts, pictures, skulls, as well as...Read More
Schedule This ProgramWildlife in Winter is a program that offers brief information about the animals of PA during the winter months. We discuss the animals that migrate to Pennsylvania and also the animals that leave Pennsylvania...Read More
Schedule This ProgramBees are responsible for the pollination of up to 90% of human consumed food crops. Although many worry about the fate of the European Honeybee, few realize that our native bee populations, such as the Bumblebee, are responsible for pollinating...Read More
Schedule This ProgramSustainable gardening is one of the most important and effective sustainability practices that we can follow. Its practice and benefits include respecting, and improving the soils, using native plants, shrubs and trees to...Read More
Schedule This ProgramHere’s to nature’s recyclers! Kids can burrow right in and learn about the industrious — and danger-filled life of the delightfully yucky earthworm. Learn how worms turn dirt into soil and why worms are so important to farmers and gardeners...Read More
Schedule This ProgramFarmers have experienced climate disasters in the past. During the Dust Bowl of the 1930's the majority of American topsoil blew away in the wind, devastating most American farms. Today, farmers are once again facing the...Read More
Schedule This ProgramWe discuss wetland habitats and the adaptations different organisms have to live in and by water. This program is conducted by 4 educators who present at 4 different stations for a total of 120 minutes. The stations...Read More
Schedule This ProgramWe discuss wetland habitats and the adaptations different organisms have to live in and by water. This program is conducted by 4 educators who present at 4 different stations for a total of 120 minutes. The stations...Read More
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