Wyoming Stream Team

Wyoming Stream Team is a state-wide educational stream monitoring program involving students, teachers and other volunteers who collect water quality data on Wyoming's water ways. The mission of Wyoming Stream Team is to promote awareness and stewardship of Wyoming's water resources through education and data sharing.

Wyoming Stream Team is coordinated by Teton Science Schools' Teacher Learning Center and focuses on stream habitat and water quality. This educational program assists students and teachers to collect data for use by students, local communities and the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. The program is an extension of the water quality monitoring workshops conducted by Teton Science Schools since 1993. Data collected by schools and other groups is entered into an accessible, on-line database and viewed by participants from around the region. Results are also used by Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality as a screening tool to detect threats to stream health.

Funding for Wyoming Stream Team is provided in part by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality through a Clean Water Act Section 319 grant from the United States EPA.





  • Participating Schools

    Map and list of schools currently participating in the Wyoming Stream Team program.
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  • Resources

    This page contains files for download to assist teachers with Wyoming Stream Team monitoring.
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  • Workshop

    Learn more about the five day Wyoming Stream Team educator workshop offered in the summer of 2013.
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