Images tagged "mangrove-education"

Even after sinking in the mud, this Forest Heights Academy student is excited to plant her mangroves.
Forest Heights Academy Biology teacher, Lindsey Borsz helps students plant mangrove trees.
Even though this Forest Heights Academy student was hesitant about walking in the mangrove mud, she did it anyway and with a smile on her face!
Forest Heights Academy's Marine Biology Class ready to jump into action to create mangrove plots for future monitoring.
Our Director of Education, Amy Heemsoth teaching 10th grade Biology students about the basics of mangroves at Forest Heights Academy.
B.A.M. 2016-2017 Biology grade 10 participants from Forest Heights Academy.
10th grade Biology student traces the red mangrove leaf and labels it with the distinguishing structures.
Forest Heights Academy Biology student identifies a red mangrove tree by its leaf.
BAM participant from Forest Heights Academy draws a red mangrove leaf in her student journal.
Students from Forest Heights Academy taste a black mangrove leaf. Even though it has been raining a lot, the students find out that the leaves are still very salty!
Observation is a fact that is learned through one of the five senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, and hearing. Students observe though taste that the black mangrove tree leaves are salty, while having a bit of fun at the same time.
Forest Heights Academy student draws a black mangrove leaf and labels the salt and fine hairs on the leaf.
10th grade Biology student draws leaves of the black, red, and white mangrove tree to help him later remember how to identify each.
Students at Forest Heights Academy finish drawing each of the mangroves leaves.
A trip to the mangroves wouldn't be complete without a walk in the mud.
Forest Heights Academy students collect red mangrove propagules at Camp Abaco.
10th grade student at Forest Heights Academy collects three red mangrove seedlings that she will grow and care for during the next eight months in her Biology class.
Safety in Numbers - You never know when you might get stuck in the mud, so it's best to bring a friend to help you out.
Biology students look for healthy red mangrove propagule.
It looks like these students from Forest Heights Academy have found more than enough mangrove seedlings to plant when they return to the classroom.

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