IX. Textbook: Instructional materials will be provided by MDC and include DNS instructional units (Teacher Guide, Student Guide, Student Notebook) and other MDC publications. X. Course Outline: 40 contact hours + 5 hours assignment time. Date Location Topic Skills Staff Powder Valley Tamie Yegge, Monday, Conservation Science notebooking, Robyn Parker, DNS instructional unit July 9 Nature Center, teaching outdoors, Sam Faith, training and grant 8:30 am 11715 Cragwold DNS instructional Matthew Magoc, – application 4:30 pm Rd., Kirkwood, units Kim Cole, David MO 63122 Bruns Jay Henges Erin Shank, Shooting Range Archery, Andrea Tuesday, and Outdoor shooting sports, Schuhmann, July 10 Education Center, Wildlife field study wildlife management, Terry 8:30 am – 1100 Antire Rd., invertebrate Bertholomey, 4:30 pm High Ridge, MO conservation Scott Sarantakis, 63049 Faith, Magoc Busch Memorial Lynn Schrader, Wednesday, Conservation Electrofishing/fish Sara Peeper, Ed July 11 Area, Fisheries field study sampling, fish Horack, Faith, 8:30 am 2360 Hwy. D, St. – anatomy, fishing Bruns, Magoc, 4:30 pm Charles, MO Cole 63304 Tree identification, Rockwoods Thursday, forestry technology, Amy Wilkinson, Reservation, 2751 July 12 Forestry field study timber stand Mark Gruber, Glencoe Rd., 7:30 am improvement, mist Linda Tossing, – Wildwood, MO 3:30 pm* netting and Bruns, Faith 63038 bird banding Meramec River: Friday, Pacific Palisades Canoeing, aquatic Matt Ormsby, July 13 Integrated riparian Conservation Area invertebrates, fluvial Sarantakis, Faith, 7:30 am ecosystem field study – to Allenton Public geomorphology Cole 4:30 pm* Fishing Access Written work: For optional academic credit Nature field studies science notebook. Lesson plan using a DNS instructional unit. Due by 5 pm, Friday, July 27, 2018 to .
IX. Textbook: Instructional materials will be provided by MDC and include DNS instructional units (Teacher Guide, Student Guide, Student Notebook) and other MDC publications. X. Course Outline: 40 contact hours + 5 hours assignment time. Date Location Topic Skills Staff Monday, July 9 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center, 11715 Cragwold Rd., Kirkwood, MO 63122 DNS instructional unit training and grant application Science notebooking, teaching outdoors, DNS instructional units Tamie Yegge, Robyn Parker, Sam Faith, Matthew Magoc, Kim Cole, David Bruns Tuesday, July 10 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Jay Henges Shooting Range and Outdoor Education Center, 1100 Antire Rd., High Ridge, MO 63049 Wildlife field study Archery, shooting sports, wildlife management, invertebrate conservation Erin Shank, Andrea Schuhmann, Terry Bertholomey, Scott Sarantakis, Faith, Magoc Wednesday, July 11 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Busch Memorial Conservation Area, 2360 Hwy. D, St. Charles, MO 63304 Fisheries field study Electrofishing/fish sampling, fish anatomy, fishing Lynn Schrader, Sara Peeper, Ed Horack, Faith, Bruns, Magoc, Cole Thursday, July 12 7:30 am – 3:30 pm* Rockwoods Reservation, 2751 Glencoe Rd., Wildwood, MO 63038 Forestry field study Tree identification, forestry technology, timber stand improvement, mist netting and bird banding Amy Wilkinson, Mark Gruber, Linda Tossing, Bruns, Faith Friday, July 13 7:30 am – 4:30 pm* Meramec River: Pacific Palisades Conservation Area to Allenton Public Fishing Access Integrated riparian ecosystem field study Canoeing, aquatic invertebrates, fluvial geomorphology Matt Ormsby, Sarantakis, Faith, Cole Written work: For optional academic credit Nature field studies science notebook. Lesson plan using a DNS instructional unit. Due by 5 pm, Friday, July 27, 2018 to .
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