Yesterday we met for a final session with HPHS Students down at Ravine Drive. We focused on macroinvertebrates and the microscopic insects that all ravine inhabitants depend on. |
| An HPHS AP Environmental Science student, Jim Tingey and Steve Courtright of Trout Unlimited check a rock for macroinvertebrates. We were so lucky to have Steve come out and talk with the students about the importance of these insects. |
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| Checking out the insect life under a microscope |
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| Liz Ettelson and Jessica Soto net with students in the ravine |
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| Rebecca Grill of PDHP sorts through some leaf litter |
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| A baby white sucker fish up close |
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| The exoskeleton of a caddisfly under the microscope |
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