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The Wetlands Research and Education Center
Located at 1752 Eichelberger Crossing Road, the Center is a valuable resource to many area schools and universities, augments existing and future water-related educational programs at Baylor University, and provides professional and technical training and support services. Additionally, it implements outreach efforts to educate the community and local school children about reservoir systems and related water issues.
The Biology Department, Baylor University, and City of Waco have educational programs and opportunities throughout the year. They include presentations by various specialist on Dragonflies, Lepidoptera, Birds, Plants, and numerous topics, and hands on experiences like the one by Alpha Phi Omega. The links on the left are a small sampling of these activities. Current events can be found on our Baylor Wetlands Calendar.
Service Fraternities & Volunteer Service at the Wetlands
Alpha Phi Omega is a national co-ed service fraternity based on the Boy Scouts of America's principles. Below are some photos of them. If you click on the image you can see a slide show with more information.
Alpha Phi Omega
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