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It includes a series of plant experiments conducted by students in a Fairchild-designed plant habitat similar to the Vegetable Production System (Veggie) on the International Space Station. Tens of thousands of middle and high school students and their teachers nationwide have contributed hundreds of thousands of data points and tested 180 varieties of edible plants for NASA, with four having been flown on the International Space Station based on the student's results.On April 20, 2024, 400+ students and teachers from 75 schools across the nation (and world) gathered at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden to participate in the annual Growing Beyond Earth Student Research Symposium. Participants presented their original ISS-analogue space crop research in-person to a panel of judges from NASA Kennedy Space Center and/or virtually to two dozen university and NASA scientists. Experiments ranged from “Effect of Sargassum Extract Fertilizer on Growth of Chervil Vertissimo” to “Magnetoelectric Effect on Purple Magic Pac Choi”. A big congratulations to all the teacher and student scientists who presented their research and much heartfelt appreciation to all involved in Growing Beyond Earth for inspiring and encouraging the next generation of explorers.Middle or high school teachers interested in bringing Growing Beyond Earth Citizen Science into your classrooms are invited to join the upcoming information sessions, during which the Growing Beyond Earth team will explain the program and its implementation in the classroom (followed by a Q&A session).Two Dates Available:June 10, 7-8 p.m. EST: Join the WebinarJuly 1, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EST: Join the WebinarThe Growing Beyond Earth project is supported by NASA under cooperative agreement award number NNH21ZDA001N-SciAct and is part of NASA’s Science Activation Portfolio.
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¡Mantén una mentalidad abierta! No tienes que ser ingeniero o seguir un camino específico para ser astronauta. Los astronautas de la NASA provienen de todos los ámbitos de la vida: maestros, médicos, biólogos, geólogos, militares… ¡y más! La cohorte de astronautas más reciente refleja este nivel de diversidad. Por encima de todo, asegúrate de que amas lo que haces.
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Tips for hiking with kids in Sonoma County parks
Print out copies for every family member. These quests help families identify plants, animals and other features they might see along the trail.
Note that every park in the Regional Parks system has its own web page with downloadable maps. Older kids can use these to learn the basics of map reading. Older kids also may want to bring binoculars, cameras or guidebooks to help spot and identify the wildlife they see. Our wildflower guide is useful to have on hand during wildflower season.
Above all, embracing a spirit of flexibility will make your outings more enjoyable for everyone. We believe it’s best to let young kids set the pace when hiking (even if that means “hiking” is more like “exploring”) and to try not to do too much too soon. The more fun they have this time, the more likely they’ll want to return — leading to an enjoyable new routine for the entire family.
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Introduction: Can our outdoor enthusiasm and nature coexist? (PDF) Ron Unger
Introduction: Non-consumptive recreation and wildlife conservation: Coexistence through collaboration (PDF). Ashley D'Antonio
Balancing conservation and recreation (PDF). Milan Mitrovich, Courtney L. Larson Katie Barrows, Michael Beck, and Ron Unger
Recreation-related disturbance to wildlife in California – better planning for and management of recreation are vital to conserve wildlife in protected areas where recreation occurs (PDF). Elizabeth Lucas
Increased hiking and mountain biking are associated with declines in urban mammal activity (PDF). Courtney L. Larson, Sarah E. Reed, and Kevin R. Crooks
An assessment of non-consumptive recreation effects on wildlife: current and future research, management implications, and next steps (PDF). John Baas, Kari Dupler, Audrey Smith, and Rachel Carnes
Wildlife occupancy and trail use before and after a park opens to the public (PDF). Susan E. Townsend, Steven Hammerich, and Michelle Halbur
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Information for authors (PDF).

California Fish and Wildlife Journal 106(2) Spring high resolution (PDF)
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Notes from the Editor (PDF). Ange Darnell Baker, Editor-In-Chief
Comparative Analyses of Upstream Migration in a Multispecies Assemblage of Fish in Response to Highly Managed Flow Regimes (PDF). Robert M. Sullivan and John P. Hileman
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August 10, 2024
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Environmental Discovery Center Spring Lake Regional Park 

Bring your junior scientist over to the EDC to enjoy a kids-only, interactive science and art hour.


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August 11, 2024
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Doran Regional Park 

Learn about the diversity of the rocky shoreline in this family friendly, hands-on presentation.


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August 13, 2024
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Spring Lake Regional Park 

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August 15, 2024
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Spring Lake Regional Park 

Unwind your day with the stress-relieving, strength building, and grounding benefits of yoga outdoors.


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August 16, 2024
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