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This publication has been discontinued but we invite you and your students to be inspired by the results of previous scientific explorations!

Do Black-capped Chickadees prefer a certain time of day to visit?

Do hummingbirds prefer feeders up high or feeders down…

If you missed the Education and Outreach session of our Conservation Career Day, read on! Our very own Jennifer Fee, Manager of K-12 Education, facilitated the panel. She began by describing how she pursued a career in environmental education since…

The eBird Essentials course introduces you to the eBird project and provides tips and tools for using it. We recommend you enroll and complete this free, online course before starting this curriculum. It takes 2-3 hours to complete.

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Curiosity is a scientist’s superpower! Kids are naturally curious, making observations and asking questions about their world. When a child notices a cardinal fly by and wonders how it got its red feathers, they might not realize it, but they’re…

Join families from around the world exploring nature through fun, hands on Quests! Choose between outdoor or indoor quests, or mix it up.

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NGSS & Citizen Science: Learn More about how citizen science helps educators meet the and the Next Generation Science Standards.
Citizen Science in Your Outdoor Classroom: Teach science by engaging with local wildlife in real-world studies.
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Lisa DeRado is the Director of the Cortland County Teacher Center and Co-Director of the NYS Southern Tier Teacher Center Network where she coordinates local and regional learning and training opportunities for teachers. Prior to that Lisa was s a member of…

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has several options for resources in Spanish, many of which focus on Latin American countries.

CUBS is a bilingual participatory-science project that provides educational resources and grants for both urban and rural communities.

BirdSleuth International provides educators…

The educational program Detectave teaches the public to analyze social and environmental issues as well as value the importance of conserving biodiversity.