Technology Empowers Student Fieldwork
Fourth-grade students make meaningful contributions to science through the nationwide NatureMapping program.
March 8, 2005
Editor's Note: Since we first reported this story, NatureMapping moved from the University of Washington to become an independent foundation, which gave the program more freedom to integrate student field research projects and the latest technology for data collection and analyses. The Adopt-a-Farmer Project has been going strong for more than a decade, and now every grade in the Waterville Elementary School participates. Click here for an interactive map of all NatureMapping projects.
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