CRBI provides opportunities for children and adults to learn about the importance of our water to Coosa River communities and discover ways that they can prevent water pollution.
CRBI’s education programs include in-school programs and on-river experiences. CRBI also conduct special programs for civic, church and other community groups.
CONTACT US if you’re interested in scheduling a program with CRBI for your classroom or civic club.
Recent Education posts:
The Importance of Macroinvertebrates
What Are Macroinvertebrates? Macroinvertebrates serve as the ecological cleaning services in aquatic ecosystems. While the name may sound unfamiliar at ...
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What Keeps Our Rivers Strong? Mussels!
In the streams and rivers of Northwest Georgia resides an unassuming but powerful champion of freshwaters. These heroes come in ...
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Connect with a Cause Through Citizen Science
By Courtnee Pope Hello, CRBI friends and family! My name is Courtnee Davenport and I am working as CRBI’s summer ...
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2020 Bacterial Monitoring Results
Green: 0-126 cfu/100mLconsidered safe for recreational use by the state of GeorgiaYellow: +126-235 cfu/100mLmoderate risk of illnessRed: +235 cfu/100mLhigh risk ...
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Educational Activities for the Kids
ACTIVITIES Merlin App - Take a walk outside and see many different bird species you are able to identify with ...
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Ban the Bag in Georgia
Senate Bill 280 would prohibit the distribution of single-use plastic bags by retail stores, with some exemptions (bags used for ...
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Soundtrack for “To Kingdom Come” lands for purchase and download
To Kingdom Come (soundtrack) by Various Artists At our most recent screening of To Kingdom Come, a documentary about the ...
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Blue-green algae and what you should know
In the wake of the recent news stories highlighting the dangers of the blue-green algae to both people and pets ...
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Weekly Bacterial Monitoring Results
Green: 0-126 cfu/100mLconsidered safe for recreational use by the state of GeorgiaYellow: +126-235 cfu/100mLmoderate risk of illnessRed: +235 cfu/100mLhigh risk ...
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The Replacement Rule threatens Clean Water
For 50 years, the Clean Water Act has protected families and communities by preventing unchecked and unlimited pollution from contaminating ...
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