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Episode #1512 - March 26th, 2017
ED3, Dark Sky Park, Backyard Habitat
Original Airdate: March 26, 2017
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IU South Bend has a program called ED3 (Earth Day, Every Day, Enhanced Design). It is a teacher professional development program that takes teachers out of the classroom and helps them to learn how to incorporate the environment around them into their curriculum. For more information: https://earthdayeverydayed3.wordpress.com/Guests
- Terri HebertAssistant Professor Science EducationUI South Bend
- Tracy SlatteryCurriculum FacilitatorSB Community School Corporation
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- Terri HebertAssistant Professor Science EducationUI South Bend
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What is the importance of a place where technology is controlled so it doesn't impact one's experience in nature? Krista Bailey visits with Michael Stephan and talks about how Potawatomi Wildlife Park is considered a Dark Sky Park. They'll talk about what that means and what are the benefits. Get more info on the park here: www.getintonature.comGuests
- Michael StephanExecutive DirectorPotawatomi Wildlife Park
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If you are interested in creating a habitat in your backyard that attracts wildlife and provides for their needs, there are four areas that you should consider. Josh and Rick Glassman will walk through Food, Cover, Shelter, and Water. That means something different for every creature. You can get more info about what to do and even how to get your backyard certified here: www.indianawildlife.orgGuests
- Rick GlassmanEnviromental Education CoordinatorSt. Joseph County Soil & Water Conservation District
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- Rick GlassmanEnviromental Education CoordinatorSt. Joseph County Soil & Water Conservation District