Virtual learning for Texas classrooms and beyond!
Any school in any ESC with access to classroom virtual technology may view these broadcasts for free! Visit this website: http://bit.ly/2IMmr9M
Grades: 2nd-5th, others
Times: 9 am - 9:45 am; 10 am - 10:45 am
Description: The endangered red-cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis) was once common in east Texas. Learn about this bird and how biologists and foresters are managing the land to improve the woodpecker’s habitat. Meet the scientists who use technology and tree climbing skills to monitor nests and learn how you can find a career in conservation. This program will be delivered live from the W. Goodrich Jones State Forest.
Virtually WILD! Texas is provided by Region 4 ESC, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Houston Community Partnerships and Engagement Program, and Nature Conservancy of Texas. Programs presented by Texas A&M Forest Service.
For more information:
Caroline Cruz
Texas A&M Forest Service
caroline.cruz@tfs.tamu.edu
936-273-2261
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