Nature Becomes Monroe Classroom
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By Tony Spinelli, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Jun. 3--MONROE -- The salamanders wriggled and splashed in the plastic container as a group of 10-year-old boys crouched beside it in the woods near Webb Mountain Park.   The boys, including 10-year-old Tyler Schiumo, were enthralled.
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MONROE, Mich. - It was a symbol of philanthropy
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By Moira Sharkey  South Wales Echo  Pupils are all smiles now their classroom has been given a splash of colour.
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By Theresa Harrington, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Jun. 25--WALNUT CREEK -- Like the earth around her, Judy Adler is constantly changing and adapting.   The 58-year-old outdoor-education instructor lives and breathes what she teaches.
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NORWELL - Art work by students is on display in the South Shore Natural Science Center's the Vine Hall Gallery.  The show features work by students at Norwell High School, where the curriculum includes drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture and photography.
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By Tara M. Manthey, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Sep. 23--Erica Palmer imagined she was making a presentation to her grandmother, not the governor.   The sixth-grader held that picture in her head as she explained Spanaway Elementary School's gardening project to Gov.
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By Marcie Young, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Jun. 10--HICKORY -- Doctors, teachers, trucking company representatives,  environmental specialists and government planners gathered at Lenoir-Rhyne  College on Thursday to discuss ways to improve the region's air quality.
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Swarms of students have been led to "The Gates" to observe, to draw, to meditate Â and in many cases to pontificate Â on the meaning of art and nature.
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When Annie Simon starts class this month at the University of Southern California, she won't have to worry about finding only strange faces in the sea of 16,000 students. She saw to that this summer.
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By JUSTIN CARINCI  A path winds past ponds and under cone-bearing and leafy trees at Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center.  On a bleak April day, a fish hatchery squeezed between state Highway 14 and Southeast Evergreen Highway seems an unlikely place for natural beauty.
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By Bao Ong, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Jun. 17--MENDOTA HEIGHTS -- Jennifer Christensen's dream to navigate celestial bodies of the final frontier is far-fetched for a suburban teacher.
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By Edith Brady-Lunny  CLINTON - Webster Elementary School teacher Dean Karr has opened a can of worms in his classroom - a can with 2,000 red worms to be exact.
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By Clarissa Aljentera, The Monterey County Herald, Calif.  Jun. 13--Efforts to stem global warming took a leap to the head of the  class Tuesday at CSU-Monterey Bay.   CSUMB, along with a consortium of U.S.
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By Eileen O. Daday Daily Herald Correspondent  Richard Lee Buck ~ 1929-2006  Richard Lee Buck felt so strongly about conservation and land preservation that he raised his family in a nature preserve.
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An azure lake glimmered while ancient pines loomed nearby. My parents and I admired nature's simple beauty, but does everybody look up from their technological wonders to view the natural ones?  Nature gives us everything from oxygen to the material items we enjoy.
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Students at Aviation High School learn in the shadow of the massive jetliners this region has produced for decades. Holding classes at Boeing Field and the Museum of
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By Story; photos by Monica Laszacs Special to My Life  From budding butterfly gardens and homemade bird feeders to bald eagles and recyclable artwork, residents across Millington and Tipton County learned how they can be conservationists of the earth.