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Students step into the Boise River for hands-on science

Summary by Idaho Press
Collister Elementary fourth and fifth graders participated in Boise WaterShed’s Watershed Watch by collecting water samples and studying river ecology at Westmoreland Park, gaining hands-on experience in environmental science and learning about the Boise River’s health and importance to the community.

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Students step into the Boise River for hands-on science

Collister Elementary fourth and fifth graders participated in Boise WaterShed’s Watershed Watch by collecting water samples and studying river ecology at Westmoreland Park, gaining hands-on experience in environmental science and learning about the Boise River’s health and importance to the community.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Idaho Press broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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