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John Heinz National Wildlife
Refuge at Tinicum
Conserving the Nature
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Since its establishment in 1972, the refuge has worked with
local students and teachers in the surrounding school districts to provide environmental
education. Our programs focus on providing teachers with the information and
skills they need to use the refuge as their outdoor classroom. Over 6,000 students
participate in field trips at the refuge each year. Whether
it's a pond study, tree identification or poetry, the refuge's surroundings
provide a great place to learn and discover the outdoors.
The refuge has activity guides, videos,
and reference materials on the environment to assist educators in preparing
classroom or field lessons at the Cusano Environmental Education
Center contact Erika Scarborough for more information at erika_scarborough@fws.gov
or 215-365-3118.
Click below for more information:
Field Trips
Birds of a Feather-A Special Packet for Teachers
About Birds
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