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How to Participate in the NATUREMAPPING ProgramBASICSThe basis for the NatureMapping Program is learning and monitoring biodiversity... that the animals, plants, insects, water, and soil communities that make up our world are linked together. Scientists and citizens need to learn how everything is connected. The NatureMapping Program allows you to progress your learning and experiences at your own pace. You can stay at Data Collection and Monitoring as long as you want or go through the progressive steps to conduct field research. See NatureMappers Progression > |
QUICK START GUIDEGetting started with NatureMapping involves five easy steps.
1) Sign up to be a NatureMapper. Information for Teachers
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A NatureMapping Project featured by the The George Lucas Educational Foundation Leapin' Lizards!: Students as Data Collectors Through their work in a NatureMapping field project, fourth-grade students
from Waterville Elementary School hone their
reading, writing, and math skills while making meaningful contributions to
science.
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