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22 February, 2000

I am excited as I pack my last long underwear and wool socks to head South on Saturday. The students and I are working on our current environmental projects at school. Trips to our oyster raft to collect water quality data and oyster growth statistics occur every two weeks. This past week we spent mentoring second grade students on the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay. It will be difficult to leave such thoughtful and motivated students for a month


returning the oysters to the Chuckatuck Creek


student in Ms. Roberts science class collect data on oysters


Teaching second grade students to measure salinity


What is that pH?

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