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A close look at how added salt affects living things, at the cellular, organismal and ecosystem level.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
What students are expected to learn in this lesson, and which national science standards are addressed.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
Why are there dead zones in the Chesapeake Bay? Use a short slideshow to engage students with the Chesapeake Bay.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
Can an urban waterway reclaim its historical ecological health?
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
Interact with Museum visitors as a high-school intern in the exhibition halls.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
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Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
From a humble start 25 years ago tossing seed-filled water balloons into abandoned city lots, the Green Guerillas have grown into an organization that has created and maintains 1,000 urban gardens.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
In Antarctica, scientists often have trouble measuring katabatic winds, which are so strong they can knock down the instruments. Discover for yourself why Antarctica is the windiest place on Earth.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
Activities and resources to help students understand everything from basic dinosaur biology and evolution, to the tools and methods of modern paleontology. Lesson plans for grades K-12.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
What does it take to send a crew to the bottom of the ocean? A sub with 14-inch-thick walls made of a titanium-steel alloy—and a day of calm seas to ensure smooth diving.
Guerillas, New York City The Biodiversity Crisis: Jaguars
