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SHARE THE ADVENTURE!
BLM ELECTRONIC FIELD TRIPS
BLM is sponsoring an Electronic Field Trip titled Renewable Energy: POWERful Choices.
Produced in conjunction with Distance Learning Integrators, this web-based program features three segments:
- a "virtual visit" focusing on five major renewable resources and the role of public lands in their use and development;
- an "Ask the Experts" segment in which BLM energy specialists answer student questions online; and
- a student journal, which allows educators to assess student learning.
The field trip is now available for viewing. For more information, see www.efieldtrips.org.
Click here to find out more about how teachers and students can participate in this exciting new project. Classes should register in advance to participate in the complete program.
ELECTRONIC FIELD TRIP ARCHIVES
Since 2001, BLM has produced electronic field trips on a variety of topics. Websites for satellite broadcasts are listed below. Each contains information on the topic, links for additional information, and more.
Share the Adventure! Discovering Dinosaurs Share the Adventure! Exploring Wildland Fire Share the Adventure! Tracking Habitat Change http://www.blm.gov/education/LearningLandscapes/teachers/fieldtrip_04/index.html
Fire's Role in Ecosystems:
A Hot Topic!
BLM Environmental Education Electronic Field Trip, October 2005
A virtual visit focusing on wildland fire in ecosystem.s Include "Ask the Experts" segnment with answers to student questions.
http://www.efieldtrips.org/Fire/
BLM Environmental Education Electronic Field Trip, October 2001
Visit the excavation of a rare dinosaur at the Grand Staircase-Escalante Natinoal Monument in Utah..
http://www.blm.gov/education/00_fieldtrip/index.html
BLM Environmental Education Electronic Field Trip, November 2002
Explains the science behind the news reports of wildfires. Includes students reports from Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, and Florida.
http://www.blm.gov/education/LearningLandscapes/teachers/fieldtrip/index.html
BLM Environmental Education Electronic Field Trip, March 2004
Students learn about habitat and the ways in which scientists use technology to help them understand habitat change..