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Drowning in information? Stay afloat with these tips on scientific research
Published on March 9, 2015
The two most basic approaches to scientific research are to find and use only credible sources and to think critically about any source of information. These approaches are vital life rings in the ocean of information. -
Northeast Mich. school could win $10,000 in nationwide STEM competition
Published on March 3, 2015
Teach for the Planet Challenge features Ella White Elementary project that combines native fish species, underwater robotics and is helping to inspire youth. Online voting could net school first prize. -
Where have all the frogs gone?
Published on March 3, 2015
Frogs play an important role in wetland ecosystems, but where do they go during winter? -
Combating science misconceptions: Help take the fiction out of science
Published on March 1, 2015
As adults help youth grow, they can help youth identify and correct common science misconceptions. -
Science ideas for young children: Hot chocolate experiments
Published on February 26, 2015
The cold weather makes an ideal time for hot chocolate. Here are some ways to experiment with hot chocolate. -
Science ideas for young children: Using cold weather to learn about science
Published on February 26, 2015
Temperatures in Michigan have been very cold lately. Can you think of ways to use the cold to learn about science? -
Using social media in your volunteer program
Published on February 23, 2015
Do all social media tools overwhelm you? Learn why its important and quick tips to help make it easy. -
Michigan 4-H’ers win Ag Innovators Experience Video Challenge
Published on February 21, 2015
What would you do if you knew the globe's supply of food could potentially run out in 40 years? That's the question posed to Michigan youth during the Ag Innovators Experience this past May. -
Snow much to know about!
Published on February 20, 2015
Get outside to enjoy some snow fun and bring along some interesting information about the science of snow. -
New Detroit river international wildlife refuge gateway to be constructed
Published on February 16, 2015
The new Refuge Gateway will welcome thousands of visitors each year for outdoor recreational fishing, birding, hunting, kayaking/canoeing, wildlife observation and environmental education.