Virtual Teacher Workshop with Melissa Mullins, Baylor University Center for Reservoir and Aquatic Systems Research, and Dr. Kelly Albus, Texas Women's University.

Discover how tiny aquatic creatures can unlock big lessons about ecosystems, water quality, and science in action.

Get your feet wet with macroinvertebrates- the tiny aquatic creatures that tell us big stories about water quality! We’ll explore how scientists use stream “bugs” to measure ecosystem health and how you can bring those same investigations into your classroom. You’ll see real-world field demonstrations from the Brazos River, get a ready-to-use classroom activity, and leave with resources to connect your students to citizen science projects.

Registration $10. Members can always register for FREE - learn more about membership: https://www.texaschildreninnature.org/give/membership

If you are a member, please refer to your Membership Information Email to see instructions for registering

Webinar offered at 10:00 Central on March 28. 2026

Ticket Sales will end on March 27, 2026

Webinar will be recorded and available for members and registrants

A Zoom link will be emailed from a TCiNN Staff Member to registrants prior to the event

Please note - no AI meeting takers will be allowed into the webinars

Registration: https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/texaschildreninnaturenetwork/what-s-living-in-your-stream-exploring-water-quality-through-macroinvertebrates