"The hikes we went on were very enthralling," said junior ranger Kelsey Weaver, 11. "We were taught how to identify scat, burrows and some plants. I've learned a lot about how to figure out animals."
That kid may read this blog someday!
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June 27, 2008
Friday scatblogging 2 — National Parks version
In an era when the average child supposedly is outside only eight minutes a day, it’s great that one of our National Parks, Saguaro, is getting so in-depth with its junior ranger program that desert scat is on the education menu.
That kid may read this blog someday!
That kid may read this blog someday!
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