Over 3,600 Lancaster County fifth graders from 47 schools attended the 25th annual Earth Wellness Festival (EWF) on March 20 and 21 at Southeast Community College. Students rotated among 25-minute sessions and then attended a culminating activity with featured presenters, World Bird Sanctuary from St. Louis.

Students discover and explore the relationships and interdependency of land, water, air and living resources through hands-on activities.

The festival is organized by six local agencies: Lower Platte South Natural Resources District, Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department, Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County, UNL School of Natural Resources and Southeast Community College – Lincoln.

Pictured is the session "Conservation Crew” presented by Wildlife Safari.

Thanks to Rosie Cox for the photos. Find out more about the Greece Turtle Conservation- frontiergap.com

The visiting librarians participating in a one day workshop about archival materials, the basics of arrangement and description, and conservation techniques.

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The curtain for the gentleman was not replaced at the wishes of the client and the lack of evidence of what might have originally existed.

The event was a success

Bear Creek Lake State Park's

2022 Youth Conservation Corps taking a rest on a fallen black oak tree. JP

photo courtesy of Fred Banks, Conservation Jobs Corps Director

Teens spend the summer working to conserve and restore Maryland State Parks, discover their natural world and gain the skills to protect them.

Massassauga Point Conservation Area at sunset.

Vineland Research Station, ON

From Whittier to Kenai: Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Conservation through a pantomime!

North Edinburgh Arts Centre

26 January 2013 - 2 pm

Naomi, Sandie and the full cast from Lyceum Youth Theatre Discover groups from North Edinburgh Arts and Venchie centre in Craigmillar

Imagine Canada member

Over 3,600 Lancaster County fifth graders from 47 schools attended the 25th annual Earth Wellness Festival (EWF) on March 20 and 21 at Southeast Community College. Students rotated among 25-minute sessions and then attended a culminating activity with featured presenters, World Bird Sanctuary from St. Louis.

Students discover and explore the relationships and interdependency of land, water, air and living resources through hands-on activities.

The festival is organized by six local agencies: Lower Platte South Natural Resources District, Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department, Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County, UNL School of Natural Resources and Southeast Community College – Lincoln.

Pictured is the session "Conservation Crew” presented by Wildlife Safari.

During DE-INSTALATION/CONSERVATION AND INSTALATION OF l'enfant et les Sortileges By David Hockney at the Contemporary Art Museum, Honolulu, Hawai.i Art Conservator Viviana Dominguez, specializing in large-scale art work.

The TSLAC's brand new conservation lab. Soon to be filled with a conservationist.

Glenorchy - Whakaari conservation range

Ngorongoro Conservation Area - Road south of Lake Natron

Order Passeriformes-

Family Tyrannidae-

Tirano-

Tyran-

I took this photos at the Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College. The Water Conservation Garden has nearly five acres of displays that showcase water conservation through a series of beautiful themed gardens, such as a native plant garden and a vegetable garden, as well as how-to displays such as mulch and irrigation exhibits. Admission is free, and the Garden can be viewed on a self-guided tour, or through one of our programs.

photo courtesy of Fred Banks, Conservation Jobs Corps Director

Teens spend the summer working to conserve and restore Maryland State Parks, discover their natural world and gain the skills to protect them.

UK Conservation Wolf Trust

Conservation work is now being carried out on the stone walls.

Thanks to Natalie Sangster for the photos. For more information please visit the Madagascar Marine Conservation page of the website www.frontier.ac.uk

Photos by Jessica Maiorano

At the Zoological Wildlife Conservation Center and Sloth Captive Husbandry Research Center in Rainier, OR.

Conservation VIP Virgin Islands April 2015

Melissa in paper lab, 10/26/07.

Images by Mack Prichard

We're now in the clouds...

Fish shocking uses an "electric seine" stretched across the river and pulled upstream just like a regular seine. Instead of a net hanging down between the seiners, electrodes dangling down, which shock the fish temporarily. Staff dip nets and gather fish for identification, counting and weighing before placing them back in the river. Fish shocking is an important tool in measuring the health of our rivers and streams.

"Also showing the back of the workroom with our small materials and tools storage and computer workstation."

Take a virtual tour of the conservation lab: http://www.library.uiuc.edu/prescons/conservation.htm

On 29th January 2013 the Conservation Volunteers cleared young woodland to create an open link between the grassland areas of Upper Blue Pond Field and John Hall's Field at Stanmore Country Park. This project was funded by Harrow's Green Grid initiative.

An Image from a Hedgehog conservation project run by The Royal Parks Foundation - Volunteers set up a footprint tunnel.

Thanks to Emily Zinselmeier for her photos from the Peru Animal Rainforest Conservation Project. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com

Figure drawings were created with recycled and up-cycled materials including found surfaces, well-worn charcoal, and reclaimed paper scraps.

Department photo

Assateague tree project