Author: KIDS for the BAY

[lgc_column grid=”35″ tablet_grid=”35″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”false”] [/lgc_column] [lgc_column grid=”65″ tablet_grid=”65″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”true”]Written by Cayla Naranjo, Program Coordinator “Plankton really doesn’t look like how it does in Sponge Bob!” exclaimed Tiana as

[lgc_column grid=”35″ tablet_grid=”35″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”false”] [/lgc_column] [lgc_column grid=”65″ tablet_grid=”65″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”true”]Written by Joanna Hoffman, Program Manager Strawberry Creek meanders west from the Berkeley Hills through the UC Berkeley Campus and

[lgc_column grid=”75″ tablet_grid=”75″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”false”]Written by Cayla Naranjo, Program Coordinator An exciting highlight of the KIDS for the BAY Watershed Action Program, for the third grade students from Fairmont Elementary

[lgc_column grid=”75″ tablet_grid=”75″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”false”]Written by Aislinn Sterling, Program Manager Many of us know that the choices we make at the grocery store affect our health but did you did

Written by Andrew Patel, Program Coordinator “These fish are so amazing! I think they are really beautiful.” said Landry, a student in Ms. McIntire’s class. “Are we going to get

Written by Cayla Naranjo, Program Coordinator Pesticides have been linked to environmental and human health hazards for over 50 years, yet they are still used in homes and gardens throughout

Written by Aislinn Sterling, Program Manager Did you know that saying, “No thank you!” to a plastic straw or packing your lunch in reusable containers could help protect a sea

Written by Joanna Hoffman, Program Manager “Usually I’m shy, but today my voice was strong!” third grade student Adrian from Berkeley Arts Magnet (BAM) Elementary School proudly exclaimed. BAM students

“I think the creek covered in English Ivy looks less healthy because if there’s only one type of plant, there can’t be very many animals living there,” explained Aris, a

Inspired by how much her students enjoyed educating their school community through a Storm Drain Rangers Assembly last year, fifth grade teacher Ms. Jean Liu from Forest Park Elementary School