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George Johnson

Students stroll the banks of the Big Flatbrook learning about the local watershed

Environmental Education Brings the Frank Antonides School to NJSOC

Every spring the Frank Antonides School from West Long Branch NJ takes the long ride to Stokes State Forest for an outdoor educational experience

Bobby DeMarinis

Students enjoy some time on Lake Wapalanne

NJSOC Hosts the Anna L. Klein School

The eighth graders from the Anna L. Klein School in Guttenberg NJ participate in environmental education activities at the New Jersey School of Conservation

Research Experience for Undergraduates in Mathematics Opportunity

George Johnson

Students listen carefully to the instructions at ASE's

The Brearley School Makes Annual Pilgrimage to NJSOC

Each year the girls from Brearley make their way to Stokes State Forest for another educational experience at Montclair State University's School of Conservation

Robert DeMarinis

Students learn how early Americans Cooked in the Pioneer Life class

The Judd School Visits NJSOC

The Arthur M. Judd Elementary School has a long history with Montclair State University's School of Conservation

Golden Door Charter School Experiences NJSOC

The Golden Door Charter School takes the long road from Jersey City to Stokes State Forest in Sussex County for an environmental education experience at the New Jersey School of Conservation.

George Johnson

Students enjoy a spin around Lake Wapalanne

Fairfield Middle School Makes the Annual Journey to NJSOC

Over the years Fairfield Middle School has had many educational experiences at Montclair State University's environmental field center

5/4 Regional Faculty Workshop on REU Issues

Researcher Studies Water Quality of Lake Wapalanne

Kevin Olsen of MSU's Passaic River Institute publishes paper on the New Jersey's School of Conservation's Lake Wapalanne.

Arielle Simonis

Students learn map and compass skills

Ho-Ho-Kus School District Continues Their Environmental Education at NJSOC Program

Each year the sixth graders from the HHK School District travel to MSU's School of Conservation to participate in educational programs that teach students about the natural environment.