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Share an online learning idea or program that you are proud of (include a link if you'd like). 

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Share an online learning idea or program that you are proud of (include a link if you'd like). 

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Our organization has been creating live videos for outdoor learning with pre-recorded youtube videos to connect students with several different habitat types. (Seth Spencer-Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies)

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Our organization has been creating live videos for outdoor learning with pre-recorded youtube videos to connect students with several different habitat types. (Seth Spencer-Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies)

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https://www.oregonmetro.gov/tools-partners/education-resources/resource-conservation-and-recycling-education/distance-learning

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We have been making simple at-home learning resources for people to do from anywhere. We have now built these into our distance learning programs and use them as pre- and post-activities to build on student knowledge. The NLR's generally incorporate SEL, observation, movement, reflection, writing, and math. (Nancy Patterson, BLM Campbell Creek Science Center) www.blm.gov/ccsc/learning-resources

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Mote SEA Trek: Exploration Series   Shark Zone Tour

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Just posted this video as our first online field trip.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjvW5hNjXlo&t=1s

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Just posted this video as our first online field trip.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjvW5hNjXlo&t=1s

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Remote Learning and Virtual Lessons Platform launched in Spring from Pennsylvania Game Commission.

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Our Meet the Experts series for MS & HS students: 

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Our Meet the Experts series for MS & HS students: 

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https://scied.ucar.edu/visit/meet-experts-live-qa-ncar-experts

(National Center for Atmospheric Research)

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Self-paced online learning module for students exploring water in Colorado 

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Self-paced online learning module for students exploring water in Colorado 

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A three-part exploration of water in Colorado and how topography impacts water flow in the state.

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Self-paced online module for students - Use Water Wisely

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Self-paced online module for students - Use Water Wisely

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Everyone needs water. Everyone uses water.

Water is a precious resource that we need to protect and use wisely. Humans have control over how we use water. There are many ways to protect and wisely use water. Even small changes can have big impacts.

As you participate in the activities throughout this website, you will gain the skills and knowledge needed to use water more wisely.

You will perform an audit to gather information about your indoor water usage and calculate an estimate of your total daily water use.

You will dig deeper into the water used as indirect or virtual water use

Use new knowledge about personal water habits to encourage wise water use in your community.

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Water is a precious resource that we need to protect and use wisely. Humans have control over how we use water. There are many ways to protect and wisely use water. Even small changes can have big impacts. As you participate in the activities throughout this website, you will gain the skills and knowledge needed to use water more wisely.

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San Antonio River Authority: We are about to begin our virtual classroom presentations next week! We will be meeting with students and their teachers for water quality, erosion, food chains/food webs, careers, freshwater mussels, and whooping crane programs.

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San Antonio River Authority: We are about to begin our virtual classroom presentations next week! We will be meeting with students and their teachers for water quality, erosion, food chains/food webs, careers, freshwater mussels, and whooping crane programs.

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Here's what we did during the summer, considering modifying the program for during school year.

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Week 1 - Introduction to Nature Journaling
Inspired by the journals of Lewis & Clark, we begin our practice of nature observation. Get started by thinking about how to organize your journaling supplies and your data on the page. Do you feel like you're not a good artist or writer? The best way to get over that is to practice. We'll get you started with some simple ways to dive in and find what you want to study.
Week 2 - Finding Your Place by the River
We all live in a watershed, and the rivers we live by have an impact on us, just as we have an impact on the river. This week we make observations that help us learn about our Columbia River and water quality, including some of the smallest creatures in the aquatic food chain. Learn how close attention to detail helps with nature study.
Week 3 - Where You're Planted
Plants are surprisingly complex and can be challenging to draw. Some simple techniques can help you record accurately and help make your drawing realistic. The study of plants also opens up the door to noticing many more living things and ecological relationships. We'll find why native plants are so important to our neighborhood and what we can do to preserve them.
Week 4 - Animal Encounters
Wildlife can be some of the most memorable study subjects in nature journaling. Knowing a bit about habitat can help you find animals to observe. We'll practice drawing from live subjects and animal parts while learning techniques that scientists use to study wildlife.
Week 5 - Get Grounded
The rocks and landscape around us reveal clues about the past, but it takes a little geology background to learn to interpret it. Journaling helps us notice the features that make our home unique and tell its amazing story. We'll practice some rock identification and use creative writing to bring the past alive.
Week 6 - Bringing it All Together
The Columbia Basin's combination of shrub-steppe and river ecosystems make this a great place for biodiversity. We'll combine several journaling tools to start getting a bigger picture of our landscape through map-making and creative layout.
Week 7 - Citizen Science
Learn how your nature journal observations can be useful to science by participating in a backyard bioblitz, an online inventory of the living things observed over one week in our area.

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Week 1 - Introduction to Nature Journaling Inspired by the journals of Lewis & Clark, we begin our practice of nature observation. Get started by thinking about how to organize your journaling supplies and your data on the page. Do you feel like you're not a good artist or writer?

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Celebrating National Estuaries Week with virtual EDcursions from the field

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Celebrating National Estuaries Week with virtual EDcursions from the field

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Meet Estuary Heroes from Rookery Bay Research Reserve virtually on ZOOM. Watch live streaming field trips and interviews with Sea Turtle Experts, Shark Researchers, Invasive Species Specialists and Shorebird Biologists. The Friends of Rookery Bay Facebook page will also have crafts for kids and cool videos. Most National Estuaries Week activities are free but registration is required. Go Coastal during National Estuaries Week at Rookery Bay.

Support provided by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation.

REGISTER NOW for LIVE Streaming Field Trips & Events

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National Estuaries Day at Rookery Bay | National Estuarine Reserve

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Meet Estuary Heroes from Rookery Bay Research Reserve virtually on ZOOM. Watch live streaming field trips and interviews with Sea Turtle Experts, Shark Researchers, Invasive Species Specialists and Shorebird Biologists. The Friends of Rookery Bay Facebook page will also have crafts for kids and cool videos.

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Online Programs by Kansas Wetlands Education Center

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Online Programs by Kansas Wetlands Education Center

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We've been creating several online programs and posting to our website.

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Online Programs

As opportunities arise, KWEC staff produce environmental education videos on various topics. Links to available videos are posted here:

If you have particular lessons that you would like to see that might work well in a video format, contact a KWEC Educator to develop lessons for your needs.

Environmental Education lessons

Animal Features

Snake Feeding Day at KWEC

Whatcha Doing Rob?

Whatcha Doing Rob? - Cattle Grazing at Cheyenne Bottoms

Whatcha Doing Rob? - Nest Dragging

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As opportunities arise, KWEC staff produce environmental education videos on various topics. Links to available videos are posted here: If you have particular lessons that you would like to see that might work well in a video format, contact a KWEC Educator to develop lessons for your needs.

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We at the NC Aquarium on Roanoke Island have been experimenting with youtube and FBlive videos. Here is the youtube link to see some of our antics! We have also experimented with using an iPhone for virtual hikes.

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We at the NC Aquarium on Roanoke Island have been experimenting with youtube and FBlive videos. Here is the youtube link to see some of our antics! We have also experimented with using an iPhone for virtual hikes.

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North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.