Welcome to the new Redwood Science Project website. We have arranged the information to better display all of our programs. We have also improved the links to other useful science education programs that are useful for teachers and students. Please take a tour and send any suggestions to the webmaster.
News and Announcements
Announcement of Professional Development Opportunities
In 2010, the RSP is proud to announce several institutes including: Ocean Science, Biogiographyof the Klamath Mountains, Media and Science Production, Science Education and ongoing Lesson Study. Additional offerings will be announced soon.
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PacTIN Teacher Innovation Network
ANNOUNCEMENT - Humboldt State University and its partner UC Davis are pleased to announce the release of a NEW Request for Applications. Funding is to support innovative projects led by regional teacher teams. This program is co-administered by the Humboldt Science and Math Center.
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>> Press Release
Sharing Nature Seminar with Joseph Cornell
The Redwood Science Project is proud to announce a weekend seminar April 30 through May 2 with famed experiential educator, Joseph Cornell.
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Natural History Museum
The Redwood Science Project is please to annouce that the K-12 program offered at the museum will continue through Spring 2010. Visit the museum's website for the most recent news.
>> HSU Museum Website
California Environmental Legacy Project
The National Science Foundation Awards $3M to the Legacy Project.
>> Press Release
The Redwood Science Project is a founding co-sponsor of this media and science education initiative. The multi-institutional endeavor aims to enhance the understanding of science and history pertaining to California’s environmental history. The center-piece is a four-part PBS film series and a companion set of place-based programs around the state. To learn more, visit the Legacy Project Websites:
>> Statewide Website
>> Humboldt Website
California Natural History Institutes
The Redwood Science Project, with our partners, offer a series of California Natural History Institutes. An important goal of these institutes is to develop a rich sense of place based knowledge about natural history based on experiences in the field, literature reading, digital media and journaling.
>> CNHI Website
Redwood Area Academic Literacy Initiative
RAALI is designed to improve academic literacy skills in science, mathematics, and history among high school students in the six county Northcoast region. Humboldt and Sonoma State Universities in cooperation with Konocti Unified School District manage the project.
>> RAALI Website
North Coast Science Teachers Initiative
NCSTI is a regional collaborative effort that aims to support science teachers and science departments.
>> NCSTI Website