These activities are supplemented by interpretive materials, visitor center exhibits, informational publications, access to trails and observation areas. Educational programs are provided in association with school systems, colleges and universities, civic and environmental organizations. Specialized on-site environmental education programs and workshops are available for interested individuals, educational institutions, civic and youth groups. Teacher and leader workshops to increase ecological awareness are offered. Participants learn skills and techniques in aquatic ecology that may be used to supplement classroom experiences.
Facilities are available for groups needing overnight accommodations.
Old Woman Creek Reserve also maintains a reference library, educational materials file and a bibliography of wetlands educational resources. Staff members are available to assist teachers and leaders in developing units and activities in aquatic education. Creek Read an article featuring Old Woman Creek and OWC's Educational Coordinator Linda Feix in Coastlines , EPA's National Estuarine Program Newsletter, titled Remote Sensing in Estuarine Education .