To do our part to help preserve forest resources, your guide for the EnviroScape Coastal Watershed Model comes as a PDF document. When your order is placed, you will receive an emailed copy of your order with a link to download the Guide. Please consider the environment before printing.
EnviroScape® Coastal Watershed education model vividly demonstrates pollution sources and pollution prevention in a coastal area. Explore the 3D Coastal landscape with hands-on activities that bring to life impacts on wetlands, estuaries, oceans, beaches, barrier islands, groundwater, coral reefs, shellfish beds and more. Includes underground storage tanks, storm drains, septic system, effects of an oil spill, dredging a channel... and even a resort community handling its own waste. Model communicates to all ages (children to adults)!
Fill the ocean, harbor, estuary, marina and other waterways with water and rain over the different areas. Watch the flow of rainwater pick up pollutants along the way – pollutants such as soil (cocoa) and chemicals (drink mixes), trash and other contaminants are used.
Also demonstrate –
• Residential
• a leaking underground storage tank contaminating groundwater
• the difference between storm drains and a home that is connected to a septic system
• how a resort community may handle their own waste
• effects of an oil spill
• dredging a channel
PLUS – you can demonstrate pollution prevention methods for all these sources and more!
Contents: Coastal landscape top (topographical map) with clear base, resort building, marina building, port facility, gas station building and underground storage tanks, high-rise/urban building, home with septic tank, farm house, 2 golf flag, factory, treatment plant, coral reef, oyster bed, 2 trees, 2 buoys, 1 boat, tractor, car, water plug, manure container, collection site at resort, 1 bridge, wetlands, sand, wells w/pumps, and accessories for prevention, such as buffer strips, proper underground storage containers. Pollutants are also included – cocoa, drink mixes, oil mixture, oatmeal and other related items. An easy to follow comprehensive user's guide is also included. Everything you will need for the first few demonstrations is included in the kit but some items are consumable. The consumable items are low cost items available at many local stores (drink mix, cocoa, clay, oatmeal, sand, and felt). We also offer basic supply kits and other replacement parts for all models — click here.
EnviroScape Coastal has gone through improvements from the initial release with areas on the landscape labeled and a shallower ocean which requires less water and makes it easier to drain.
For any assistance in tailoring this model to meet your specific needs, please contact us at learn@enviroscapes.com
Looking for special group training? Let us know what your needs are at learn@enviroscapes.com
Dimensions: 25” x 30” x 5”; weighs approx. 5 lbs
PAIRINGS: Need a larger display? This popular model is often used with any of our other models, such as the Watershed Nonpoint Source model to show an expanded watershed or the Ecological Restoration (Wetland & Floodplain Management) model to focus more on the wetlands areas of the Coastal community or you can invest in the (Ultimate Deluxe Demo Package.). Or even the Waste Management, Drinking Water/Waste Water and Hazardous can be added.
Model Comparison Chart
Each EnviroScape® Model comes with a Users Guide that gives instructions, background, demonstrations and activities you can achieve with your model. Below are the Contents of each model to give you an idea of each users guide.
• Watershed/NPS Model User Guide Table of Contents
• Coastal Model User Guide Table of Contents
• Ecological Restoration (Wetland & Floodplain Management) Model User Guide Table of Contents
• Drinking Water & Wastewater Treatment Model User Guide Table of Contents
• Hazardous Materials Model User Guide Table of Contents
• Waste Management (Landfill & Recycling) Model User Guide Table of Contents
Click here for a brochure containing all the models and some of the accessories.
