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Science & Nature Activities for Cooped Up Kids" guide from Cornell Lab of Ornithology K-12.. These K-8 activities are inspired by the amazing birds on our planet and our Wall of Birds interactive. Teachers, we hope you'll share them with your students' families as a way to promote engaged, independent learning. to edit the content 
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Part 3 of the Outdoor Education series. Teach your students science by engaging with your local wildlife!
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Cross-posted from the eBird homepage. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is excited to host our annual Young Birders Event, which will be held July 7 – 10, 2016 in Ithaca, New York.
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Learn about birds and biology. Discover videos, sounds, animations, reference guides and teaching slides on flight, feathers, songs, nests and more.
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Great new resources and a new landing page from our friends at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Get your birder on!
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It’s all fun and games until you get birds and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology involved…then mayhem, hilarity, and learning ensue! Last summer, birding in the Amazon became a full contact sport as U...
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Hot of the press, our latest blog post featuring Cornell Lab of Ornithology's BirdSleuth program and our collaborative teacher training program in the Peruvian Amazon! Join us July 1-11, 2015 for our next Educator Academy in the Amazon.http://www.amazonworkshops.com/educator-academy.html
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Scientists and artists both draw upon their experience and observations of the natural world in their work. While scientists seek to clarify the mysteries th...
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Great new ed tech tool from the bird experts at Cornell Lab of Ornithology!
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Amazon Binocular Project: BirdsEye Supports Bird Education in the Peruvian Amazon! Give your gently used binoculars a new lease on life in the Amazon and help promote bird education programs in remote rainforest classrooms! We are excited to announce the kickoff of the Amazon Binocular Project. The project is a collaborative effort between the Educator Academy in the Amazon, EcoTeach Foundation, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, BirdsEye, and students at Tualatin Valley Academy
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If you’re a birder, you’re probably already captivated by birds in all their amazing forms—from the insect-like glimmer of a hummer’s wing to the sleek ...
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Defined as engagement of non-professionals in scientific investigation, citizen science involves volunteers asking questions, collecting data, or interpreting results. While people such as Thoreau, with his field observations at Walden Pond, have been doing citizen science for centuries, as a formal discipline this field is less than 45-years-old
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Proud that Amazon Rainforest Workshops gets to work with the great folks at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the California Academy of Sciences and others as we strive to incorporate citizen science into our field programs!
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![Celebrating the Next Generation of Bird Watchers [Guest Post] - Discover Magazine (blog) | Rainforest CLASSROOM | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/SCLlVCUZHgFP8EEN2C8pEDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Sharman Apt Russell discusses her experience of doing the Celebrate Urban Birds project with the children in her daughter's third grade class
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By Barbara Jacobs-Smith K-12 Education Team Resident Teacher Advisor
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This just posted by one of our Educator Academy Alumni - Barbara Jacobs-Smith, class of 2014! Barbara is on sabbatical and is spending time at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology as their Resident Teacher Advisor. We are so lucky to have such great educators in our Amazon family!
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Scientists and artists both draw upon their experience and observations of the natural world in their work. While scientists seek to clarify the mysteries th...
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Love this effort by Cornell Lab of Ornithology and artist James Prosek Art, Science, form, function...an exploration of discovery
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