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Watersheds

Submitted by Rita Stevens on Mon, 07/30/2007 - 1:14pm.

Being outside this morning was rewarding as well as an experience. It reminded me of years ago when I took a class at the Schuylkill Valley Envrionmental Nature Center. We spent a lot of outdoors time at the watersheds in the Roxborough area. I am going to check to see if the Cobbs Creek Environmental Center has any information about the watersheds in our area as well as any classes they offer. I think this would be an area that you can really get students into. The only obstacles would be obtaining permission to take the students on such a venture, especially since there would be walking involved. There is always the safety issue in Philadelphia.

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