PPT-Volunteer educators, citizen scientists, and stewards helping Virginians conserve and

Introductory Class Objectives Describe what a Master Naturalist volunteer is Identify and communicate the mission and goals of the Master Naturalist program and what makes it unique from other volunteer programs in Virginia. Adapted by Jean Wolph . from NWP i3 College Ready Writers Program materials and a lesson sequence by Angel Peavler, KWP RSPDI Team. Starting Our Flip Book. Should we conserve natural resources?. Write this on the flap.. outline. Mother Nature’s wakeup call…. What is water conservation?. Why conserve?. How are we doing?. The future…. outline. Mother Nature’s wakeup call…. What is water conservation?. Why conserve?. 1. Andy Barron / RGJ. ©. Joseph L . Shaefer. 2015. Can we “find” more water?. No. . (. At least really . unlikely…) . The water in, on,. and above . the earth is fixed.. Mostly…. . Aquifers? CAR. All (D Grade): Know and example of conservation. Most (B/C Grade): Explain various ways in which we can conserve the biosphere. Some (A*/A Grade): …and use examples to show how this works at different scales (e.g. local, national, global). Miron . Bhowmik. , Jonghwi Park, Maria Melizza . Tan, Auken . Tungatarova . . . (ICT . in Education . Team at UNESCO Bangkok). Asia Education Summit on Flexible Learning Strategies for Out-of-School Children. Vocabulary Words. conserve. analyzing. vital. propelled. sedated. dehydrated. embedded. speculated. pressed into, or made the central part of something.. conserve. analyzing. vital. propelled. sedated. 2014 Chesapeake Watershed Agreement. The Stewardship Goal. “Increase the number and . diversity of . local citizen stewards and local governments that actively support and carry out . conservation . February 2016. What is Citizen Science?. AKA crowd science, crowd-sourced science, civic monitoring, volunteer monitoring, networked science, participatory monitoring/research. Scientific research conducted, in whole or in part, by amateur or nonprofessional scientists. National Visiting Chair. You're right on the ". Dot. " every time. Thanks for being a volunteer! . It gives me nothing but ". joy. " to have you as a volunteer! . Almond Joy. Tootsie Roll. Thanks for the "roll" you play in . , Marbled . Murrelets. , and the Milky Way: . How you can contribute to our understanding of the natural world through citizen science. Laura Guderyahn. Northwest Ecological Research Institute. A monarch butterfly with ID tag. Week 29 March 24, 2015 Standards review Conserving Natural Resources s6e5J Non-renewable natural resources like oil and natural gas take a very long time to form. That is one reason for the building of windmill farms that produce electricity from the wind's movement. What is another reason  . 2nd Mediterranean Natura 2000 Seminar.  . SITE VISIT:. Madari. – . Papoutsa. . &. . Troodos Forest . Natura 2000 sites.  . Where are we going?. Limassol. Larnaca. Nicosia. Madari. - . Analyze the impact of the…14th Amendment…on participation of minority groups in the American political process. (SS.7.C.3.7). Who is a citizen?. How do we determine who is a citizen of the United States?. What It Means to Be a Citizen . Warm Up Activity: . Could you pass this test?. Complete the handout provided to the best of your ability! . What is the supreme law of the land?. What does the Constitution do?.