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Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #8, Fall 2006
In this issue: Leaf Pack Across the Americas; NOAA Chesapeake Bay Leaf Pack Grant; Teachers Within the New York City Drinking Water Watershed: Meet Your Local Leaf Pack Coordinators.
Expanding the New York City Watershed Leaf Pack Network
Riverkeeper, Stroud Water Research Center, and Hudson Basin River Watch partnered to implement a program to harness kids’ fascination with bugs in order to measure water quality in the New York City Drinking Water Supply Watershed.
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #7, Fall 2005
In this issue: How Do Scientists Tie A Leaf Pack?; Idaho State University Brings Leaf Pack Experiments To High School Students; Leaf Pack Goes International Again!
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #6, Spring 2005
In this issue: Science Fair Winner; First Oregon Leaf Packers Study Threatened Stream; First Maryland Leaf Packers: Community Collaborative Comparing Urban and Rural Streams.
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #5, Winter 2004-2005
In this issue: Kenya Update: Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Stroud Center Partner; Penn State Leaf Pack Project.
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #4, Fall 2004
In this issue: Into the Classroom: Clearpool Education Center; Students in Kenya Do the Leaf Pack Experiment; Interview with a Scientist; Funny Leaf Pack Stories.
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #3, Fall 2003
In this issue: Our Leaf Pack Experiment is Done … Now What?; How Students in Kenya Are Using the Leaf Pack Experiment; New Aquatic Macroinvertebrate Life Cycle & Habitat Flashcards.
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #2, Winter 2003
In this issue: Pennsylvania High School’s Leaf Pack Experiment; How Not to Lose a Leaf Pack.
Leaf Pack Network Newsletter #1, Fall 2002
In this issue: Fall is the Best Time For Leaf Pack Experiments; Summer 2002 Update.
Students in Kenya Do the Leaf Pack Experiment
At the end of her visit to Stroud Water Research Center, Nobel Prize nominee Wangari Maathai, was given a Leaf Pack Kit with the hope that she could engage students in Kenyan schools in a new and exciting approach to conservation.
