After 3 years it's back! Catch up on some of what happened last week in environmental news. You can find the latest episode wherever you listen to podcasts. "Episode 8: 2/7/21 - 2/13/21" of This Week in Nature. https://t.co/zgDBLqei8B
Want to learn more about climate change and the world around you? Try journaling in your backyard! Making note of when flowers bloom, birds come and go, and how many insects you see is phenology - studying the cycles of life. #everybodyoutside#climatechange#phenologyfriday
Manu-o-ku cuteness 😍 Rather than build a nest, white terns will lay 🥚s & raise 🐣s directly on branches! Or in this case, atop a rusty sign! Manu-o-ku breed throughout the year so these little floofs can be seen regularly in Papahānaumokuākea #MNM and in downtown Honolulu!
Our neighborhoods and yards are teeming with life. From bugs to blooms, each one is accessible from right outside your door. Here are 7 activities to explore nature close to home with your kids! https://t.co/qbUfVnj8BU
I love this #Alaska project! It doesn't have any donors yet and only has 2 weeks left! Let's get these kids some #science equipment for their awesome #nature hikes! #STEM
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Because I like the #SciComm comic I made for my new paper here is each panel separately so you don't have to zoom as much!
Why do competing Grasshopper Sparrow males choose to live close to each other rather than spreading out on the open prairie?
Tomorrow is #takemeoutsideday. You don’t need an outdoor classroom. A nearby stream, forest, green space...even the back parking lot will do. Kids want to be engaged at school and #outdoorlearning is an awesome option any day of the year! @ssrsbngrhs @SSRCE_NS @takemeoutside
I've been thinking about this a lot recently. The outdoors should be accessible for everyone and we need to think about how outdoor gear is priced/marketed #outdoorsforall
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Labor Day marks the transition from summer to fall. It's important to remember to incorporate transitions into your lessons now that school programming is starting! #EnvironEd https://t.co/6Vcc9NWuF2
First, there was STEM. Then there was STEAM. I want to introduce my new educational approach: STREAM! Combining Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Math to produce well-rounded students #education#CuttingEdge
@NativeHavens I like that mindset! Treating this as an opportunity is the only way I can see things working out. Hopefully this can also manage to up your potential talent pool, as the position becomes more appealing to young professionals.
Curious about NestWatch? Participation is free, and simple: Find a nest, visit it weekly, and record your data! Learn more about how to get ready for this season on our overview page: https://t.co/SYWfwclNu0