[NMScience] Professional Development

[Welch, Colleen E., DGF]

Professional Development for Educators

Advanced Project WILD Natural History Workshop

 

Aquatic Birds and the Rio Grande Bosque

 

Join us for a winter learning adventure along the migratory bird central
flyway that includes the Rio Grande.  We will have warm housing and will
be conducting citizen science field techniques at the Bernardo Wildlife
Area, owned and managed by the Department of Game & Fish.

 

*	Experience mist-netting birds & learn how land is managed for
wintering birds
*	Practice integrating science, math and language arts
*	Receive classroom resources
*	Experience activities from Project WILD, the Bosque Education
Guide, Discover a Watershed, Rio Grande and the Aldo Leopold Education
Program

 

When: Friday evening through Sunday, noon, February 6-8, 2009

 

Where: Housing at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Research Station
and field activities at nearby Bernardo Wildlife Area-both located off
of I-25 between Belen and Socorro, NM.  Houses are fully furnished with
3 bedrooms each.  We have an on-site meeting room.

 

Group Size:  LIMITED TO 20-Preregistration is required-Contact Colleen
Welch at (505) 476-8119 or colleen.welch at state.nm.us

 

Cost:  Housing cost is $35.00/person/night with optional linen fee.
Participants will need to bring their own groceries for the weekend.  

 

 

 

Colleen Welch

Co-Coordinator

Project WILD/Aquatic Resources Education

NM Department of Game and Fish

PO Box 25112

Santa Fe, NM 87504

(505) 476-8119; fax (505) 476-8116

www.wildlife at state.nm.us

 



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