Field work

The 10-day experience at Mountain Lake Biological Station was an opportunity for students to work as biologists in the field.

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Figure 2. Measuring the dbh [diameter at breast height] of a Prioria copaifera tree (Fabaceae) at the Barro Colorado tropical forest site, Panama. (Zenith Batista and Eduardo Sierra, field supervisors and botanists, are taking the measurements, while Robin Foster [right] is looking through binoculars at the leaves to identify the species. The tree in the background is a Ceiba pentandra (Bombacaceae), one of the largest individuals in the experimental plot. Photograph taken 1990).

People working in field at Stone Barns – Professional Development for Teachers

Full length of happy young female farmer carrying cart with freshly picked organic squashes while working in field with cute little daughter in summer day

Many aspects of environmental scholarship are inaccessible to Black students, including textbooks that don't acknowledge our history, and field work requirements that are ignorant of Black criminalization in the outdoors.

Ranger Cathy and Ranger Madison of Paris Mountain State Park recently enjoyed showcasing their 5th-grade aquatic ecology program to the National Association for Interpretation (NAI). It was a fantastic opportunity to highlight the work they’re doing, and we are excited about the positive impact it's making on students! @naiinterpreters

Not long after the invention of photography in the early 19th century, photographers began training their lenses on food. As part of a yearlong celebr...

field sketchers at a workshop I taught in Cordova, AK

Workers tending to the lush green crops in a vibrant field under the clear blue sky.

And this is why I love Geography and this field work we are doing! <3 #optoutside #fieldwork Re-post by Hold With Hope

Farmers and bullocks cart, working in the fields of Amarapura near the U Bein bridge and Mandalay in Myanmar (Burma). Website | Google+ | Blog | Tumblr | Twitter | Pinterest | Getty Images Follow me on Facebook

THE Dig For Victory campaign was meant to feed a nation to fight. But did the drive to cultivate every spare inch of land in Britain really fill the gap?

seasonalwonderment: ““Spring of the Earth” ~ Photography by lmdcypq83e ”

Have you ever heard about The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics Seven Principles?

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