The Mysterious Purple Blob
Did you know that only five percent of the Earth’s oceans are mapped? The Ocean Exploration Trust, a group comprised of marine scientists… Read More
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Beetle Infestation at Shenandoah National Park
The Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive beetle that is eating its way through America’s 16 species of Ash trees. Students at John… Read More
Preserving Zion National Park
Shaped by water and time, Zion National Park offers visitors a beautiful landscape. However, vandalism is taking a toll on the National Park… Read More
Understanding Artificial Intelligence
Members of the Legacy Charter School community discuss the power of Artificial Intelligence systems and the role of technology in our daily lives. Read More
Great Smoky Mountain National Park works to preserve black bear population
Great Smoky Mountain National Park is widely known for its sizable black bear population, but conflicts between bears and humans can result in… Read More
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore birds put at risk by naturally-occurring toxin
Along the shores of Lake Michigan, birds at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore are falling ill and dying as a result of… Read More
Research at Mount Rainier seeks to understand the development of extraterrestrial life
Scientists are investigating the unique geology of Mount Rainier, an active volcano in Washington state. Mount Rainier National Park has the most glaciated peak… Read More
Managing North Dakota’s Bison Population
Researchers in Theodore Roosevelt National Park are working to assess the genetic diversity between North Dakota’s historical bison population and the park’s current herd. Students at Turtle… Read More
Mapping Mammoth Cave’s waterways
Students at Mercy Academy in Louisville designed a drone capable of venturing into the underwater passageways of Mammoth Cave National Park, home to the longest… Read More
Preserving Hopewell’s Earthworks
Innovative landscaping by native populations at the Hopewell Culture National Historic Park exemplifies understandings of architecture, astronomy and engineering. Mary Williams and students… Read More