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Marsha Towns & Valeria De Casas, Student Conservation Association
Marsha Towns & Valeria De Casas, Student Conservation Association
They are like a carpenter ant, with contagious and remarkable work ethic. Contact them for student internships, service learning projects, summer programs and youth development opportunities.
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Rice University Baker Institute Civic Scientist Program
Bring in a researcher from Rice University’s Civic Scientist Program, or watch a prerecorded talk. For more information on the program or if you are interested in participating as a class or speaker, contact [email protected] or 713.348.4784Connect -
Celeste Silling
Contact Celeste to get involved with S.P.L.A.Sh (Stopping Plastic Litter Along Shorelines), which includes lessons, beach clean up events, and more.Connect -
Jennifer Boley
Like lightning bugs, she encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to get outdoors for better health, happiness, and life balance. NEO can facilitate a variety of off-campus field trips that are fun and educational, or on-campus events held outdoors or in the classroom that incorporate TEKS-correlated Project Wild curriculum.Connect -
Adrienne Paquette & Ali Kuehn, Texas Wildlife Association
They love telling the story of the Bobwhite Quail in Texas. Invite them to your classroom, participate in a professional development, visit their booth at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, and use their online resources to teach about Texas wildlife.Connect