All the water should be poured from the big to the little by the time you just pass the summit. Now coming down the other side pour from the little beaker to the big one, which represents the warming of the air mass. No rain will fall on the lee side of the mountain. This side represents the rainshadow. It is important to emphasize that air masses hold more water as the temperature increases.
Interns can join in on ongoing programs or propose a project to complete.
Internships include two weeks of working with on-going projects, followed by two to three months of working on independent projects. Length of time can be negotiated to meet your project requirements and time restrictions. Housing is provided and summer stipends are available. Applicants must have some knowledge about visitor learning theory for parks, zoos, and nature centers. All Interns learn animal care, rehabilitation, and handling which includes cleaning enclosures, preparing diets, and routine health care.