STRAW Summit 2007

The Bay Institute's STRAW Project

Students and Teachers Restoring A Watershed

A project of The Bay Institute and our Participating Partners

Thursday April 19, 2007 at the Unity Center, Hamilton Field, Novato

State Senator Carole Migden joined students from 15 schools to learn about watershed studies across Marin and Sonoma Counties.

Students gathered to discuss how children can help San Francisco Bay. 

Here's what they said:

Class exhibits from:   Laurel Dell School, Manor School, Rancho Elementary (Ms. Spry and Mrs. Stanek), Mary E. Silviera School (Mrs. Searway), Old Adobe School,  Dunham School,  Ross School,  Wade Thomas School,  Lower Brookside School, Old Mill School, Star Academy, and McNear School

Additional Virtual Summit Contributions from: Mary E. Silviera School (Mrs. Colombo and Mrs. Ryan), Montgomery High School and White Hill Middle School

The Bay Institute would like to thank these

STRAW Summit sponsors:

Cagwin & Dorward

Marin Community Foundation

Marin Municipal Water District

NOAA B-WET

 North Marin Water District

 Sonoma County Water Agency

 The Cardoza Family

DriWater Inc.

State Water Resources Control Board 319 (h)

and to all our other Partners who make the STRAW Project possible.

The Bay Institute is not responsible for content on school web pages. Pages on TBI's site were created by Brita Dempsey with help from the rest of the STRAW team.