…natural habitat,” Meghan explains. “It’s one thing to read about ecosystems in a textbook. But to feel the mud under your boots, to scoop water from a seasonal pool and…
The Coyote is gray with reddish-gray legs, feet and ears and a whitish belly. Its tail is bushier and nose more pointed than most dogs. It makes high-pitched “yaps” and…
…ecosystem and how it is important to the area. One girl was sad to hear that only 5-10% of the Vernal pools still exist. She wants to grow up and…
…prescribed burns!). “I love that Splash connects kids up close with nature,” says Mary. “Splash introduces them to a fascinating and resilient ecosystem, all in Sacramento County, where they live….
…botany and is determined to help protect California’s ecosystems and tackle the wildfire crisis directly. “I still remember the critter I was assigned,” Meg shares. “Learning about that tiny animal…
…to deserts to mountains, and it’s incredible to explore each ecosystem.“ Practical Connection Tips: Are you looking to deepen your connection with Wildlife? David’s advice is simple: get outdoors. “Find…
…to classrooms. She thinks the best part of working with Splash is being able to share the rare and wonderful vernal pool ecosystem with Splash kids. She loves all the…
Algae live in water and come in many shapes and sizes. They are shades of green, golden brown, red, or brown. Like other plants, algae are made up of cells…
