Citizen Science Days In The Great Smoky Mountains
By Denese. Filed in East TN, Homeschooling |
On June 29 and July 2 you can become a “Citizen Scientist” and join Great Smoky Mountains National Park researchers and educators in collecting scientific data in the park.
Special High School Volunteer Day
Monday, June 29: Mapping in a Maze of Grass -10:00 am to 2:00 pm
This project will include collecting data, mapping evidence, and treating fire ant mounds. Open only to high school students and recent graduates.
Special Public Volunteer Day
Thursday, July 2: Filling in the Gaps on the Map -9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Participants will spend the day exploring the trails between the Twin Creeks Science and Education Center and Sugarlands Visitor Center and map the big trees along the way. Open to the public of any age (for those 12 years of age or younger, a parent is required to be present). Limited to 20 people, reservations required.
For more information on these events, please see The Great Smoky Mountains National Park website.
Blessings,
Denese
Tags: field trips, Great Smoky Mountains, local events and activities, nature
