This week’s Blog Post was written by Molly H., a Drummers Alumni! She discusses recycling restrictions, and why you may be doing more harm than good if you’re not aware of the rules in your area.
This week’s Blog Post was written by Eileen C., a Bucktails Alumni! She talks about all of the exciting moments she has captured on her trail cam, and includes a few photos for us to view!
This week’s blog post was written by Laura M., a Bass Alumni! She writes about meteors, meteorites, and meteor showers! She also describes the best conditions for seeing one.
This week’s blog was written by Carter W., a Brookies Alumni! He gives us some interesting information about the American Bullfrog, and the havoc they can wreak on ecosystems they come to inhabit.
This week’s blog post was written by Devin G., a Bucktails Alumni! He describes the saw-whet owl, and the opportunities he has had to work with this elusive owl population.
Posted: July 9, 2019 by Nina Walk
Restricting Recycling
This week’s Blog Post was written by Molly H., a Drummers Alumni! She discusses recycling restrictions, and why you may be doing more harm than good if you’re not aware of the rules in your area.
Posted: July 2, 2019 by Nina Walk
Trail Cam
This week’s Blog Post was written by Eileen C., a Bucktails Alumni! She talks about all of the exciting moments she has captured on her trail cam, and includes a few photos for us to view!
Posted: June 25, 2019 by Nina Walk
Eyes to the Sky
This week’s blog post was written by Laura M., a Bass Alumni! She writes about meteors, meteorites, and meteor showers! She also describes the best conditions for seeing one.
Posted: June 18, 2019 by Nina Walk
Hungry Invaders: American Bullfrogs
This week’s blog was written by Carter W., a Brookies Alumni! He gives us some interesting information about the American Bullfrog, and the havoc they can wreak on ecosystems they come to inhabit.
Posted: June 11, 2019 by Nina Walk
Banding the Most Enigmatic Owl in the State
This week’s blog post was written by Devin G., a Bucktails Alumni! He describes the saw-whet owl, and the opportunities he has had to work with this elusive owl population.