This grant-funded program provides unique access to STEM professionals and hands-on experiences at The Raptor Center and local conservation sites, specifically for public school students in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The Raptor Center's "Ecosystems of STEM Careers Programs" offer middle school students a unique opportunity to delve into local ecosystems and explore various STEM professions. These grant-funded programs, primarily hosted on the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus, include engaging visits to local conservation sites. Students will participate in hands-on investigations of outdoor spaces and learn about conservation careers directly from STEM professionals. The curriculum focuses on understanding animal, water, and ecosystem health, with high school interns also undertaking and presenting their own conservation projects. The program aims to inspire participants to protect raptors and their environment, fostering an appreciation for wildlife and responsible environmental stewardship.
A typical day involves engaging with conservation professionals, participating in hands-on investigations of outdoor spaces, and learning about animal, water, and ecosystem health.
This program is ideal for middle school students residing in Saint Paul and Minneapolis who are interested in local ecosystems, wildlife, and exploring STEM careers in conservation.
University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus
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