An article I wrote was featured in Clearing, a place-based environmental education magazine. This issue focuses on student-initiated field-based scientific inquiry and I wrote an article titled, “A Natural Fit: Homeschooling and the Establishment of a Student Research Forest.” Check it out!
What can you discover when you give a group of teens camouflaged motion-triggered trail cameras, and tell them to go hide them in the woods? Quite a lot, as it turns out! This blog is a follow-up to a previous entry titled, Trail Cameras so if you haven’t read that one, and you want the
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Attending an ONREP Natural Resources CTE High School Educator Conference in December of last year, I learned about the possibility of getting a grant from the Diack Ecology Education Program. Inspired by a talk focused on using trail cameras to teach about wildlife, I applied for a grant for the Bear Creek Explorers and my
