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Located
in
Halifax,
this
museum
introduces
Nova
Scotia's
natural
history,
including
geology,
paleontology,
terrestrial
and
marine
habitats,
plants,
insects,
birds,
mammals,
environmental
issues,
and
more.
Special
exhibits
change
seasonally.
Teachers
can
arrange
on-site
or
virtual
visits
for
their
classroom,
check
out
museum
kits,
or
request
educator
workshops,
all
outlined
in
a
teacher
resource
guide.
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Waves,
wind
and
currents
shape
the
beach,
redistributing
tons
of
sand
each
day.
Students
measure
the
beach
profile,
from
dunes
to
water
line,
using
simple
materials
and
a
field
method
that
simulates
the
way
marine
scientists
and
coastal
geologists
study
beaches.
Lesson
plan
includes
background,
vocabulary
and
definitions,
procedures,
data
sheet
with
diagrams,
detailed
instructions
and
formula
for
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Using
simple
materials
and
field
methods,
students
can
measure
the
speed
of
longshore
current.
Includes
background,
vocabulary
and
definitions,
procedures,
data
sheet
with
formula
for
calculating
results.
Extensions
investigate
the
effect
of
longshore
current
on
sand
movement,
and
the
impact
of
groins
and
seawalls
on
wave
action
and
sand
movement.
Designed
for
New
Jersey,
applicable
to
any
shoreline.
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Built
on
a
research
project
at
the
University
of
Queensland,
Brisbane,
Australia,
CoralWatch
has
developed
a
cheap,
simple,
non-invasive
method
for
the
monitoring
of
coral
bleaching,
and
assessment
of
coral
health.
In
the
field,
users
simply
use
the
Coral
Health
Chart
to
compare
colors
of
corals
with
colors
on
the
chart
and
record
matching
codes.
Students
submit
their
data
and
can
view
data
from
reefs
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Interdisciplinary
coastal
education
program
from
Surfrider
Foundation
incorporates
science
processes,
oceanography,
watershed
ecology
and
environmental
awareness
in
lessons
for
K-12
students
and
community
groups.
Include:
teaching
guides,
classroom
lectures,
handouts,
video,
hands-on
projects.
Beachology,
for
grades
K-6,
studies
sand
processes,
beach
ecology,
human
impacts.
Watershed
Works,
for
grades
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This
online
method
manual
from
EPA
describes
how
to
conduct
estuary
monitoring
programs,
with
step-by-step
guides
for
chemical,
physical
and
biological
sampling
and
data
interpretation.
Also
describes
how
to
plan
and
maintain
a
volunteer
force,
with
tips
on
liability
and
financial
issues,
volunteer
recruiting
training
and
retention.
Addresses
quality
assurance
so
that
results
have
weight.
Provides
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Education
programs
provide
fieldtrips,
shipboard
experiences,
camps
and
projects
focused
on
the
Great
Lakes.
A
science
and
multidisciplinary
Great
Lakes
curriculum
includes
fisheries,
aquatic
food
web,
exotic
species,
water
quality
and
weather.
Teaching
resources
range
from
fact
sheets
to
artifact
trunks
and
CDs.
Teacher
training
and
workshops
cover
current
topics
and
offer
grant
and
fellowship
opportunities.
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Project
WET
(Water
Education
for
Teachers)
is
a
nonprofit
water
education
program
and
publisher
for
educators
and
young
people
ages
5-18.
Site
features
information
on
its
renowned
training
workshops,
where
participants
receive
a
collection
of
over
90
K-12
broad-based
water
resource
activities.
Site
also
includes
a
catalog
of
other
classroom
resources
available
for
purchase.
Site
also
available
in
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The
beach
is
a
wonderful
outdoor
classroom,
more
than
just
a
destination
for
summer
vacation.
This
packet
of
activities
includes
classroom
and
field
protocols
for
conducting
survey
transects,
flora,
fauna,
and
sediment
identification,
and
beach
profiling.
Each
activity
is
correlated
with
South
Carolina
Science
Curriculum
Standards
for
grades
six
through
eight,
and
includes
example
graphs
and
blank
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This website has a wealth of resources on North Carolina's estuaries including lesson plans, field guides, field trips opportunities, professional development opportunities and online water and weather data. Site also features EstuaryCam, a live shot of Beaufort Inlet. Downloadable video is available of lessons, events, and workshops.
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