BirdSleuth January eNews: A new challenge for the new year!

Embrace a new challenge for a new year!

BirdSleuth K-12 eNews

January 2018

Last Call: Retreat Scholarship

Time is running out to apply for a scholarship to this year's Summer Educator Retreat. We'll take a deep dive into citizen science and inquiry with hands-on investigations and plenty of exploring to keep our bird brain's busy.

Full and partial scholarships are available. Learn more and apply by January 12th!

Join the National Challenge!

Allow your curiosity to take flight by joining the National Challenge. Students and educators from around the country are hanging feeders and watching the birds that flock to them to answer questions about bird feeding behavior. We're teaming up with 3-D^® Pet Products, Wild Delight^® Outdoor Pet Products, and Project FeederWatch to inspire kids to conduct and share their investigations for a chance to win some cool prizes.

Join the challenge!

January's Free Webinar

Journey with us to the past as we discuss the evolution of feathers and flight with this month's free webinar, Evolution of Flight: Exploring Online Classroom Interactive Tools, on Tuesday, January 16, 2018 @ 6:00pm ET or Thursday, January 18, 2018 @ 8:00pm ET.

Dissect the Food Web

Looking for a way to bring nature into your winter teaching? Why not try an owl pellet dissection with the most comprehensive lessons on the market. Dissecting the Food Web:
An Owl Pellet Investigation
challenges students to think critically about ecological roles and make evidence-based predictions of their own.

Join our flock of over 10,000 educators on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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