Search

Cart 0 $0.00

Looking for a Specific Product?

Looking for a Specific Product?

Get Involved

7

Membership

Sign up today

4

Volunteer

Learn more about volunteering

Events

Keep up-to-date with events

VIEW ALL WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

Shop Our Products

Wyland Art

See Wyland Art

dolphin-fish-pendant-sea-life-pendant-sea-life-jewelry-dolphin-necklace-1-1-8-in-diameter-942-5f2851d8

Ocean Jewelry

Gold, Selver, Wyland Designs

BONFIRE T-shirt-grey

Gear & Apparel

From hats, shoes, t-shirts and more!

BROWSE ALL OUR PRODUCTS

More of us

Home Decor & Drinkware

Home Decor & Drinkware

Cup, Mugs and more

Streams of Hope Gift Collection

Streams of Hope

Streams of Hope Gift Collection

Be Impactful

Gift with Donation Membership

EXPLORE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Wyland Mobile Learning Experience

To bring the mobile learning center is a science lab for any school, festival, or community event. To book an out of state tour, please email [email protected] or contact Marci Vahey at 949-643-7070.

Wyland Mobile Learning Experience

Putting WOW in Watershed Education

Since 2008, the Wyland Clean Water Mobile Learning Experience has brought the latest standards-based education about water quality, water resource availability, and conservation to hundreds of thousands of students, including many schools whose elementary school field trip, science and art budgets have been drastically cut.

To bring the mobile learning center is a science lab for any school, festival, or community event.  To book an out of state tour, please email [email protected] or contact Marci Vahey at 949-643-7070.

Wyland Foundation Mobile Learning Science Lab

Your content goes here. Edit or remove this text inline or in the module Content settings. You can also style every aspect of this content in the module Design settings and even apply custom CSS to this text in the module Advanced settings.

Ready to roll into any school, festival, or community event, the Mobile Learning Experience, a state of the art 1,000 sq. ft. bio-diesel science museum on wheels, features a 40-person multi-sensory theater and seven interactive stations, with classroom lessons tied to state standards, including NGSS. This mobile learning science lab delivers a museum-quality elementary school field trip experience to explore the many ways the availability and quality of water affect our lives.

The mobile learning experience/ science lab provides a tremendous opportunity for students, teachers, administrators and the community to learn about conserving and valuing our precious water resources. If you’d like to learn more about this onsite elementary school field trip opportunity, please fill out the request form above to schedule a visit for your school or event! The schedule for the exhibit fills quickly, so reserve your space early.

Request A Visit

  • Max. file size: 512 MB.

Programs

Putting WOW in Watershed Education

The Mission Begins: 4-D Multi-sensory Theater

Upon entering the Mobile Learning Center, students become new recruits to the Clean Water Challenge Task Force. Their mission: to solve mysterious disturbances in the health of our nation’s water habitats. Inside our 40-person onboard theater, student embark on a training journey through a watershed. Their first mission: track a raindrop from the mountains all the way to the ocean. Taking them on this journey is humorous “Agent 13” and celebrity CWC agents like television host Sal Masekela, skateboarder Tony Hawk, and professional snowboarder Tara Dakides.

Wheel of (Mis)Fortune Exhibit

Agents spin the Wheel of (Mis) Fortune for their next mission. With each spin, agents receive a new set of instructions with actions that can either help or harm the wide range of life in a marine ecosystem’s food web. Through this exciting learning process students discover the connections between the organisms in the food web and the potential effects of human impacts on the entire ecosystem.

Putting WOW in Watershed Education
Putting WOW in Watershed Education

Understand Pollution in our Ocean (With Actual Falling Rain!)

Leaky motor oil. Flushed pharmaceuticals. Over fertilizing. Discarded cigarettes. This highly interactive exhibit simulates impacts from dumping pollution into our water systems. Agents place colored plastic balls representing pollution on the “watershed” model. Agents press a button to create rain over the urban landscape, sending the pollution down through the watershed, into our communities, and out into the ocean.

Solve the mysterious die-off in a coastal zone

Our newest exciting exhibit! Agents use photographs, water samples, and an interactive LED wall map to identify the source of nutrient pollution in a watershed. Together with our pre-visit classroom activities, this exhibit explores one of the emerging environmental issues of our time — nutrient pollution and how human activity contributes to it. Includes subject materials tied to Next Generation Science Standards.

Putting WOW in Watershed Education
Putting WOW in Watershed Education

Flowing River Exhibit

This actual running river is a great way for students to discover the many needs of our communities for water – and to get their hands wet along the way. Students are asked to divert water up and down the river to ensure it meets the needs of agriculture, industry, businesses, homes and tourism – and still have enough supply to reach its final destination. Just like government and business leaders must do today! This exhibit encourages students to work together to find which combinations work best.

Interactive Touch-Screen: Our Watersheds, Our Legacy

In partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, this exhibit takes students on an interactive high-definition photographic journey through some of the nation’s most vibrant and important watersheds, utilizing the latest dual touch screen technology. Students shrink and expand high resolution images for close inspection of key features of the watershed, ranging from high altitude snowpack to tributaries to rivers and lakes, watershed divides, wetlands and aquifers.

Putting WOW in Watershed Education
Putting WOW in Watershed Education

Computer Modeling Exhibit: History of a Lake

A fascinating cultural and social look at water use. In this interactive, students discover how human settlement, farming and industry affect a lake region over a period of four centuries, starting with early colonials to modern industry. With all that use, is the lake sustainable? There are 200 frames representing this history starting at the 1600s. The task is for agents to spin the wheel and observe the changes caused by both humans and nature over time.

COMPLETE THE REQUEST FORM NOW TO SCHEDULE A VISIT FOR YOUR SCHOOL OR EVENT!

EACH VISIT INCLUDES:

Exhibit set-up and break-down
Six interactive exhibits and 4-D theater
Pre-event classroom activities and lesson plans
Teacher’s guide and introductory training video for * teachers/volunteers
Event scheduling worksheet, guidelines and FAQ’s

BENEFITS:

Cost effective alternative to off-campus field trip Easy event traffic flow
Ties in with most school water units
All-inclusive, fun, and educational for the whole family
High visibility draw at events
Discounted pricing available for schools, multiple booking dates, and educational events
“School” or “public” video mode
Proven to increase student knowledge

TRAILER SIZE:

56’ 2” Long
13’ 6” Tall
8’ 5” Wide (Expands to 22’ total)
Total length with tractor: 83’ 2”
Total Weight: 80,000 lbs.
Parking lot allowance: 26 car spaces (2 rows 
of 13

ELECTRICAL:

Ability to run on tractor generator
Requirements for shore power hook-up
Air Conditioned
ADA Accessible
Estimated 3 hour setup time

Special Message from Wyland, Our Founder, About the Foundation.

Wyland is an American artist and conservationist best known for his more than 100 Whaling Walls, large outdoor murals featuring images of life-size whales and other sea life to call attention to the plight of whales throughout the world

Follow us on:

Watch My Video

X
My cart
Your cart is empty.

Looks like you haven't made a choice yet.