GLADE, Green Leadership Academy for Diverse Ecosystems, is a conservation leadership initiative in the Ozarks. Our youth become community conservation leaders.
My name is Justine Lines and I have taught science for 26 years in Springfield. In my spare time, I love canoeing Ozark streams, and walking a Greenways trail with my dogs Maizie and Lilly. I am excited to be the new director of GLADE and get to be a part of GOAS!
GLADE is underway with some insightful unique experiences! From leadership activities to bird banding, we are growing and learning together. What will Wednesday bring? A new adventure!
GLADE 2021 is here!!! June 20-26
This is an immersive week-long camp free to selected high school students 9-11th grade who are passionate about the environment and have an appreciation for nature! Please go to our website to learn more and apply.

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For 9 years, @bioteachk was involved with GLADE. It is no surprise to any of us GLADEsters who’ve seen him teach that he received this recognition! Congrats Andrew! Your students are lucky to have crossed paths with you!
Mute Swans in Colorado are vexing. Are they mostly or entirely of captive origin? Or are some vagrants from the naturalized population east of the state? Either way, they're beautiful! These two were near Lagerman Reservoir, Boulder County, earlier this sunny Saturday.
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