Kayla Kay Meier

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Did you know that at Keizer Rapids Park, there is a native tree arboretum? You can explore the trees online or go for a walk through the park to find your favorite tree. Each tree has a QR code for you to find out more about it!

Be a Clean Streams Superhero! Download & print this free activity booklet from the City of Salem to learn more about our local watershed and the actions we can take to protect it!

​You can do a lot of small, practical things to make a big difference in protecting streams and rivers. Take this pledge from the City of Salem and start taking steps towards improving our water resources!

Salmon are critical to our ecosystem. Learn about their lifecycle with this free downloadable activity book. I will print this activity book for my kids (or myself) to complete and learn about salmon!

I will use the resources provided by the City of Keizer to disconnect my roof's downspout to prevent chemicals from entering waterways & reducing the wastewater load.

At least 30% of crops and 90% of flowering plants rely on pollinators. I will plant a pollinator garden in my backyard or community space to support local native pollinators.

Once a week I will walk somewhere I normally drive.

Soil & water are precious resources. Learn how to protect them with this fun experiment! I will complete the Erosion in a Bottle Activity with my children to teach them about the impacts of erosion on water quality and water health.

Science is fun, especially when you get to write secret messages. I will complete the Invisible Ink Activity with my children to teach them about pH, acids and bases.

Water is essential for all life. Learn more about how it moves with this cool experiment. I will complete the Walking Water Activity with my children to teach them how water moves through porous surfaces (and to have fun while learning about science).

I will use the resources provided by the City of Keizer to disconnect my roof's downspout to prevent chemicals from entering waterways & reducing the wastewater load.