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Infographic: Cigarette Pollution

Cigarettes are not only harmful to humans, but to our environment as well. Often times, cigarette butts are improperly disposed of and washed into our oceans when it rains. Cigarettes are highly toxic to marine life, …

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Cigarettes: 10 Reasons Why We Should Change the Way We Dispose of Cigarette Butts

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 2 of 7 Everyone knows cigarettes are harmful-smoking is hazardous to human health. An additonal problem is that people rarely realize just how large their impact on the environment can …

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High Tech High Blog Series

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 1 of 7   My eleventh grade class from High Tech High will begin publishing the results from our oceanic research project that uncovered water quality issues in San …

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Every Day Should Be Water Day

An April 17 U-T San Diego editorial, “Time to teach our kids where water comes from,” encourages our leaders to launch a California Water Awareness Day to prepare future generations to take on water supply …

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More San Diego Teachers Are Getting SWELL!

Project SWELL has been busy preparing San Diego’s future leaders to understand the role of water in our region and in our future by preparing those who teach them to talk about the importance of …

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Educators Come Together to Discuss Science Curricula, Including Project Swell

San Diego Coastkeeper recently had the exciting opportunity to take part in the San Diego Science Educators Association conference. The conference serves as an opportunity for educators of all grade levels to explore new standards, …

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Single Use Can Mean Permanent Harm

After every beach cleanup we are hit with ample evidence of the ubiquity of paper and plastic products in our everyday lives. It is quite clear that these products are everywhere we turn, sometimes in …

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Project SWELL Inspires Students & Teachers Alike

When should you start your environmental education? No matter what your age, the answer is always right now! At a recent Project SWELL workshop, San Diego area 6th graders discovered that you are never too …

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2013 Reflections

We see ourselves in the water. When we play in the shorebreak, when we surf, when we kayak, when we swim, sail and fish. As we look at 2013, we look to the water to …

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Project SWELL: 6th Grader Tested and Approved

Students and Standards Back to school this year has brought lots of changes in how and what teachers teach their students and what tools students need for successful careers today. To help educational leaders better …

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Infographic: Cigarette Pollution

Cigarettes are not only harmful to humans, but to our environment as well. Often times, cigarette butts are improperly disposed of and washed into our oceans when it rains. Cigarettes are highly toxic to marine life, …

Read More

Cigarettes: 10 Reasons Why We Should Change the Way We Dispose of Cigarette Butts

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 2 of 7 Everyone knows cigarettes are harmful-smoking is hazardous to human health. An additonal problem is that people rarely realize just how large their impact on the environment can …

Read More

High Tech High Blog Series

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 1 of 7   My eleventh grade class from High Tech High will begin publishing the results from our oceanic research project that uncovered water quality issues in San …

Read More

Every Day Should Be Water Day

An April 17 U-T San Diego editorial, “Time to teach our kids where water comes from,” encourages our leaders to launch a California Water Awareness Day to prepare future generations to take on water supply …

Read More

More San Diego Teachers Are Getting SWELL!

Project SWELL has been busy preparing San Diego’s future leaders to understand the role of water in our region and in our future by preparing those who teach them to talk about the importance of …

Read More

Educators Come Together to Discuss Science Curricula, Including Project Swell

San Diego Coastkeeper recently had the exciting opportunity to take part in the San Diego Science Educators Association conference. The conference serves as an opportunity for educators of all grade levels to explore new standards, …

Read More

Single Use Can Mean Permanent Harm

After every beach cleanup we are hit with ample evidence of the ubiquity of paper and plastic products in our everyday lives. It is quite clear that these products are everywhere we turn, sometimes in …

Read More

Project SWELL Inspires Students & Teachers Alike

When should you start your environmental education? No matter what your age, the answer is always right now! At a recent Project SWELL workshop, San Diego area 6th graders discovered that you are never too …

Read More

2013 Reflections

We see ourselves in the water. When we play in the shorebreak, when we surf, when we kayak, when we swim, sail and fish. As we look at 2013, we look to the water to …

Read More

Project SWELL: 6th Grader Tested and Approved

Students and Standards Back to school this year has brought lots of changes in how and what teachers teach their students and what tools students need for successful careers today. To help educational leaders better …

Read More