Soil Science: Citizen Science Series Week 1 & 2
For those of you who didn’t get to read, Duke Energies gave the Girl Scout Council a grant to build a rain garden at the Camp Mary Atkinson Leadership Center […]
For those of you who didn’t get to read, Duke Energies gave the Girl Scout Council a grant to build a rain garden at the Camp Mary Atkinson Leadership Center […]
This is my latest wire wrapping project. I made this necklace using Lapis Lazuli beads, and an Appling soil clod covered in modge podge. The external frame is made with […]
Soil comes in many different colors, including purple, white and green! This is a project I came up with, and will be testing it later this week for the first […]
I love soil, it is super important to a lot of basic life functions, and it very pretty!Soils generally have different horizons. The topsoil (A) contain a majority of the […]
Camp owns 8 Ipads for use in technology education. I was tasked with coming up with engaging activities. We are doing citizen science combined with a fungus hunt! With all […]
As a graduate student in North Carolina, I am sometimes mystified by the cultural differences that happen in my own country. Some of my friends here have never even heard of […]
This blog is about soils and how they are important in art and culture, and nothing, to me, captures the awesomeness of soils like glow in the dark bacteria! Soldiers […]
This is a red soil clod covered in Modge Podge, and wire wrapped with 24 ga silver wire into tree roots, and formed into a tree with green semi-precious […]