The STEM with LM webpage launched in March 2020 to support exploration of how LM uses STEM every day in the field and in the lab. Students can learn about how LM uses color to communicate safety and danger in the field with Yellow for Safety: The Science of Color. Or they can get their hands dirty by making their own DIY – Seed Ball to grow native plants in the garden. Find out what you can see and hear in the world around you with Fernald Preserve’s Wild at Home: Operation Wildlife Observation.

Need help writing a research paper? Want to speak with a technical expert? Ask one of LM’s world-class hydrologists, geologists, engineers, biologists, project managers, educators, and other professionals and learn more about how LM engages in boots-on-the-ground science and technological advancements for the protection of public health and the environment.

STEM Rising offers educational resources for students in kindergarten through high school, and for the teachers instructing them along the way. Energy Kids, a webpage for elementary school students, is full of riddles, puzzles, games, and activities about the process, study, and industry of energy in the United States. Middle school and high school students can meet the talented, innovative, and inspiring women who work in STEM fields at DOE with the STEM Rising Women @ Energy blog.