This practical four-part series—a professional development tool for use either with or without the ten-part video series Way Out West: An Introduction to Ecological Science—is designed to support teachers’ efforts to integrate scientific fieldwork and Internet-based data reporting into existing classroom curriculums. The Southwest is used as a model environment, and the methods and procedures are directly transferable to practically any other North American ecosystem as well. 4-part series, 44-61 minutes each.

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