- Ecology Explorers Projects

Service at Salado:

Service at Salado engages middle school students and ASU undergraduates in after-school clubs that learn about and contribute to the City of Phoenix Rio Salado Park. It is a partnership between ASU programs and several community partners.
http://caplter.asu.edu/explorers/riosalado/

Agrarian Landscapes in Transition:
A Cross-Scale Approach

This interdisciplinary project will trace the effects of the introduction, spread, and abandonment of agriculture at six U.S. long-term ecological research (LTER) sites, with cross comparisons in Mexico and France, using a variety of monitoring strategies, quantitative modeling, and comparative data. 

Education and outreach components of this project can be found at:  http://sustainability.asu.edu/AGTRANS/education.htm

Decision Center for a Desert City (DCDC):

DCDCis organized around three sets of research questions: 1) what are the sources of regional climate variation and change, and how do they influence water supply and demand, 2) how do humans—operating as individuals, households, and communities—make decisions about this resource, and 3) what climatic conditions and human decisions put which people and what places at most risk from climate—induced water scarcity?

Education and outreach components of this project can be found at:
http://dcdc.asu.edu/K-12Education/