DAILY JOURNAL

WEEK ONE - ORIENTATION TO BIODIVERSITY

June 30
Off we go to answer questions about diversity!!!  We examined a microbial community.  You can call the lab "Itty Bitty City" !  It can be a field trip in the classroom.  We looked at protozoans and other organisms collected from various ponds and lakes. Email me to send you more information. Our instructors are Andrew Goldenkranz , Michael Lemke, Tom Gorrell, and Michael Levandowsky, all fun and exciting individuals with which to work. They have a wealth of information based on various backgrounds in education, college biology, microbiology, and limnology.
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We also went on a scavenger hunt to locate and identify organisms in an area.  A fun way to get kids out of the classroom.  Email me for more information.

July 1
Look at the fun we had the next day!!! Click here to see.

July 2
A fantastic trip to New York to the American Museum of Natural History!!! Dr. Kefyn Catley, a chief scientist in entomology, was our host. Dr. Joel Cracraft, a curator and the person principally responsible for the Central African Republic rainforest diorama in the Hall of Biodiversity also spoke to us.  The IMAX was nice.
 
 


From left to right:  Sherry, Michal (me), Liz, Kaye (my roommate), Peggy, Alan, Dave




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