Education Programs
Environmental education is at the core of everything we do.
We work with students and educators in the Southeastern U.S. to create an immersive education experience, whether that means bringing the field to the classroom or the classroom to the field. Our programs deepen the connection between our own daily lives and the health of our environment.
Featured Programs :

Enterprise South Field Trips
Experience an immersive outdoor education experience at Enterprise South Nature Park. All of our trips include hands-on learning with plenty of time to explore the natural world.

Stream Teams
At Stream Team, kids get to dip their toes in real-world science. WaterWays' staff will help teach the students about the basics of water quality and aquatic biodiversity!

Outreach Programming
WaterWays can bring the creek to your classroom! Our outreach programs focus on watersheds, biodiversity, pollution, macroinvertebrates, and more!

Kids 4 Clean Water Camp
One week in the Summer the WaterWays team holds camp at Walden's McCoy Farm and Gardens. Kids will learn real water science skills while enjoying games and hands-on activities.

TN River Rescue on Campus
Be a part of the solution and reduce plastic pollution! Have your class join the annual Tennessee River Rescue litter clean-up.
Contact Brooke@mywaterways.org
for more information!

IScience
Check out our Enterprise South Nature Park iScience project on iNaturalist. Interested in joining the iScience program? Follow the link below.
Contact Perianne@mywaterways.org for more information about education programs and opportunities.
Participating Schools in WaterWays programming and Outreach: Allen Elementary, Barger Academy, Bess T. Shepherd Elementary, Battle Academy, Brainerd High School, Central High, Calvin Donaldson Elementary, Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy, Clifton Hills Elementary, CSAS, Dalewood Middle, East Brainerd Elementary, East Lake Academy, East Lake Elementary, East Ridge Elementary, East Ridge Middle, Eastside Elementary, Hardy Elementary, Harrison Elementary, Hixson Elementary, Howard Connect Academy, Loftis Middle, Lookout Valley Elementary, McConnell Elementary, Middle Valley Elementary, Nolan Elementary, Normal Park Elementary, Thrasher Elementary, Ooltewah Elementary, Ooltewah Middle, Orchard Knob Elementary, Red Bank Elementary, Red Bank High, Signal Mountain Christian, Silverdale Baptist Academy, Spring Creek Elementary, Tyner Middle Academy, Wauhatchie Forest School, Wolftever Elementary, Woodmore Elementary, Young Explorer Society Homeschool Program.
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Our Supporters
Special thanks to our supporters City of Chattanooga Water Quality Department, Hamilton County Water Quality Department, Town of Signal, Enterprise South Nature Park, and Volkswagen of Chattanooga.
A special thank you to Tennessee American Waters for the funding school projects and field trips and their continued support of WaterWays’ education initiatives in the greater Chattanooga area.
