School of Environmental Education
- SEE Team
- A partnership between Riverside Brookfield High School and Brookfield Zoo, SEE Team, as we call it, is a fun and unique 'school within a school.' Students achieve academic credit and meet state standards in Algebra, Biology, English and Physical Education while focusing on local environmental issues and environmental literacy. With Brookfield Zoo next door students have exclusive access to the zoo and its resources. Together Brookfield Zoo and RBHS strive to create conservation leaders.
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June
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- Having fun
- Back Home!
- From Olivia Garza
- From Emily Cain
- Heading Home
- Pizza and Ghost Tour
- Workday 3: City Park Botanic Garden
- Meditation on Ecological Restoration by Lana, Dian...
- Pictures from Fifi Island
- Down the Bayou!
- Please comment!
- Sam, Ben, Cody and Austin... Greetings from Bourbo...
- Our Bus Drivers
- The Diary of Nick, Keegan, and Steve
- Ruminations from the Alum (Samy, Garza, and Melanie)
- Food for Thought from Cassie, Anna and Brenna
- Deep Thoughts from Alex, Cody, and John
- More pictures...
- Musings from Room 1123
- Photos from Tuesday - FiFi Island
- Back from the Bayous
- Recap of Day #1
- SEE Team Arrives!
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3 comments:
Sounds you guys are having fun AND doing the right thing.
Keep it up, and leave your dirty shoes behind!
And, I love you Mrs. Smeyers.
Hi Mrs Waldock, I hope you guys are having fun! Carly has told m all about what you guys are doing, it sounds like a blast!
-Dani
Thank you all so much for all of your hard work!
All of coastal Louisiana still struggles to recover much like New Orleans. It was such a pleasure for me to see so many smart, energetic people helping to save a piece of my home. I'm also very happy to see that so many of you learned the importance of our coastal wetlands to the rest of the state. Don't forget that you're not just helping to protect New Orleans, but also the economy of the rest of the country because of Louisiana's vast petroleum network and the national importance of our fisheries.
I hope you all continue to share your stories here and when you get home so that you can come visit a healthier, more sustainable coastal Louisiana years from now. That can only happen with an entire nation on our side.
I hope you see you again soon.
Mel
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