Capturing the sights & sounds of aquatic life: "whale watersheds" inspire an outreach experience using a hand pole seine and a hydrophone.

Science and Children | March 1, 2008| | Copyright

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When working with elementary students, one never knows when that moment of "magic" will happen. For me, an environmentalist who also conducts outreach activities with elementary students, one of the best of these experiences happened during an elementary school visit and field trip in Ohio. We were on a small river near Columbus, and I asked if any student knew where the stream flowed. It would have been a successful enough day to stop at the point at which one of the kids let us know that the Olentangy flowed into the Scioto, which entered the ...

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