Read about some of these pictures in the post below. Can you tell I really loved this place?
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My expedition fellowship is funded by HSBC Bank, N.A.
The Live from the Field program is made possible by a generous grant from National Geographic Education Foundation.
Join me on a learning adventure to Nova Scotia from September 29th to October 12th with my team of Earthwatch volunteers! I will be posting regularly to this blog and hope that you will participate by posting your questions.
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My expedition fellowship is funded by HSBC Bank, N.A.
The Live from the Field program is made possible by a generous grant from National Geographic Education Foundation.
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- Your Questions...
- The Invincible Team V: Mammals of Nova Scotia
- Day Eleven, (Wednesday) Last Day in the Field
- Day Ten, (Tuesday) Field Work and "Chataway"
- In your Science Notebooks...
- Let's Talk about the Weather...
- Compared to Chicago
- Your Posts/Comments
- Day Nine, (Monday) Field Work
- Before and After
- Day Eight, (Sunday) Continued
- Day Eight, (Sunday) Back to the Field at Cook's Lake
- Last of the "Keji" Pictures...
- More "Keji" Park Pictures
- Day Seven, (Saturday) Visit to Kejimkujik Nationa...
- A Little Turned Around!
- Day Six, (Friday) Visit to Lunenburg
- Great Expectations: Teaching from the Field
- Day One, (Sunday) Introduction to Nova Scotia
- Day Two, (Monday) Field Work
- Day Three, (Tuesday) Field Work
- Day Four, (Wednesday) Field Work
- Day Five, (Thursday) Field Work in the Morning
- How's the Weather? Nova Scotia's Location and Cli...
- A Day Off!
- Small Mammal Monitoring: Cook's Lake
- Finally connected!
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1 comment:
Mrs. Andrews,
We have never seen a tree grow on top of a rock! How is this possible? You must be really brave to pick up mice! We miss you here at school and want to know when you will be back. What animals have you seen the most?
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