Raising awareness in our community about stormwater pollution, ways to prevent it, and its impact on streams and lakes is a crucial step in enhancing and safeguarding local surface water quality.

The information below offers a range of resources aimed at educating residents about stormwater issues, as well as the streams and lakes in Wilson and Wilson County.

Water science explores the properties, distribution, and movement of water in the environment, including its crucial role in weather patterns and ecosystems. It helps students understand the water cycle, the impact of human activities on water quality, and the importance of conserving this vital natural resource. Through engaging activities, students can investigate how water affects both the natural world and human life, fostering a sense of responsibility for preserving water quality in their communities.

Elementary School

• Explore this activity book to delve deeper into the water cycle process, discover fascinating facts about the waters of Wilson County, understand what watersheds are, learn how stormwater functions, and much more. Engage in enjoyable activities such as coloring, word searches, and puzzles! 
• Enjoy making bracelets and want to learn about the water cycle? Gather your materials and learn the process of the water cycle through an interactive story!

Middle School

• Explore this activity book to delve deeper into the water cycle process, discover fascinating facts about the waters of Wilson County, understand what watersheds are, learn how stormwater functions, and much more. Engage in enjoyable activities such as coloring, word searches, and puzzles!
• Understand the distinction between point and nonpoint source pollution by labeling various images.
• Discover the water cycle, understand what watersheds are, and explore the specific watersheds located in Wilson County through this informative presentation and brochure.

High School

Soil science delves into the composition, formation, and classification of soil, as well as its vital role in supporting plant life and ecosystems. For elementary students, understanding soil science involves exploring how soil interacts with water, nutrients, and organisms, and the effects of erosion and pollution. Through hands-on activities, students can learn about the importance of healthy soil in agriculture and its impact on the environment, encouraging them to take actions that promote soil conservation and sustainability.

Elementary School

• Want to get your hands dirty? Make these cool compost seed bombs right at home with just a few materials!

Middle School

High School

Animal science focuses on the study of animals, their habitats, and the intricate relationships they share with the environment. For elementary students, learning about animal science involves exploring the diverse species that inhabit their local area and understanding the role each plays in the ecosystem. Through interactive activities, students can discover the importance of biodiversity and the ways in which human actions affect animal populations, fostering a sense of stewardship for wildlife conservation.

Elementary

• Are you a fan of animals and coloring? In Wilson County, there are ten unique endangered species waiting for your artistic touch. Bring them to life with your colors!

Middle School

• Discover the ten endangered species in Wilson County through this informative video presentation and brochure. You will gain insights into the Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973, its importance, the listing status of various species, and the process by which they are designated. Share with us which endangered species is your favorite!

High School

• Discover the ten endangered species in Wilson County through this informative video presentation and brochure. You will gain insights into the Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973, its importance, the listing status of various species, and the process by which they are designated. Share with us which endangered species is your favorite!