Is there an area very close to you that’s looking a bit trashy? Picking it up (with gloves) is a great solitary activity! Give our Earth some love and enjoy the day! (Beware of thorns). @WTWoodsonHS
Our desks aren’t even 6 ft apart at school but we’re learning to keep our distance so we can at least catch up a bit! #friendswhiledistancing
Beautiful day to get out my bike and start riding again. Added bonus: riding through the woods as spring appears!
Released 115 baby Brook Trout we’ve been raising into a beautiful stream in Shenandoah today. Good luck little fish! Keep swimming! #troutintheclassroom @WTWoodsonHS
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Vertebrates, ranging from frogs to rats, were once thought to be a rare and accidental prey for the sticky jaws of pitcher plants. Not anymore. on.natgeo.com/2UbAXfl
Well hello turtle! Spring is here! Nice Friday walk. #springnoschool
Dr. O'Brien shares with wtwAPBio about opportunities in Health Professions. #realworldbio @WTWoodsonHS
#APBIO looks at Benthic macroinvertebrates and geomorphology to evaluate stream quality in our area @WTWoodsonHS
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It's cold and flu season! Know thine enemy. scifri.me/9o
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Pass the stuffing – and the science. sciencefriday.com/spotlights…
All the eggs have hatched! In this stage they are called alevins and are fed by their yolk sacs. #trouttuesday update #troutintheclassroom
Brought back story time in 5th APBIO today! So fun to read about Bunsen and Mendeleev from #thediasappearingspoon.
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Many 17th c women had skills to make home remedies, but only a few ran apothecaries #womeninscience #AdaLovelaceDay ow.ly/uvS030545uh

























