Published: September 3rd, 2008
Western Hills Press and the Delhi-Price Hill Press
Christina Amrein spent part of her summer vacation learning lessons she’ll teach this fall in her Our Lady of Victory classroom. Amhein was in Kenya for two weeks with a program sponsored by Miami University and the Cincinnati Zoo.
Kammerer Middle teacher Tracy Broadbent, JCPS resource teacher Charlotte Ivey, and Central High School Magnet Career Academy teacher Keri Meador were selected for the 2008 Earth Expeditions Program.
It allowed the teachers to study human-wildlife coexistence this summer in Kenya. (more…)
SECEP recognizes Cameo Slaybaugh for her adventurous nature, scientific mind and her dedication to strong instruction for children.
July 2006, Cameo Slaybaugh (Teacher Counselor with SECEP in Virginia) participated in an archeological dig. She spent two weeks digging in the Mammoth Site Museum in South Springs, (more…)
Two local residents are packing their bags for two weeks of conservation research in Costa Rica.
Caldwell County Elementary School Library Media Specialist Tammie Sanders and her husband, Gordon, track coach for the University of Tennessee at Martin, are traveling to the Central American country of Costa Rica this weekend as part of the 2008 Earth Expeditions program. (more…)
Rio Grande – Gallipolis City Schools educator Sandra Forgey of Rio Grande has been selected as a 2008 Earth Expeditions participant adn this summer will travel to Kenya to study sustainable approaches to human-wildlife co-existence.
By EILEEN RYAN
Lions and hyenas and sustainable approaches to human-wildlife coexistence, oh my!
Those are just a few of the things Karrer science teacher Bob Cline learned about on his July 1-9 trip to Kenya with a group of American educators. (more…)
Ashland Times-Gazette
Kings Junior High teacher Susan Seitz has been selected as a 2008 Earth Expeditions participant. This summer she will travel to the North Asian country of Mongolia to study steppe ecology, conservation and participatory radio.
The Earth Expeditions program, established by Miami University’s Project Dragonfly and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, (more…)
