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Julian Fulton, Environmental Sciences Associate Professor and his students research ways to keep trash and pollutants out of California’s rivers and oceans. He also monitors the effectiveness of Sac State’s low impact development stormwater drains, designed to naturally filter toxins out of runoff going into rivers and streams.
(Sacramento State/Bibiana Ortiz)
The AP Environmental Science class at Newman Smith completed a service project at the District’s Outdoor Learning Center. The students and teacher (Blaine Chamberlain) planted wildflower seeds in the Native Plant Garden and completes some trail maintenance on the Nature Trail.
BioBlitz is a part scientific endeavor, part festival and part outdoor classroom that lasts 24 hours. At the third annual BioBlitz that National Geographic and the National Park Service presented at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore Park, teams of scientists, volunteers and community members join forces to find and identify as many local plant and animal species as possible.
The AP Environmental Science class at Newman Smith completed a service project at the District’s Outdoor Learning Center. The students and teacher (Blaine Chamberlain) planted wildflower seeds in the Native Plant Garden and completes some trail maintenance on the Nature Trail.
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The AP Environmental Science class at Newman Smith completed a service project at the District’s Outdoor Learning Center. The students and teacher (Blaine Chamberlain) planted wildflower seeds in the Native Plant Garden and completes some trail maintenance on the Nature Trail.
Honors Environmental Science Class
October 2025.
Ms. Cole's Honors Environmental Science classes at OCHS had the opportunity to go to the Environmental Learning Center at CCC on 10/14 and 10/30 to learn about Environmental Science professions! We heard from Water Environmental Services employees on how they test our river water for pollutants, manage sewer and stormwater issues, and repair wetland ecosystems to manage water quality and quantity. Students got to test Newell Creek for temperature and pH, create a model wetland, and even drive the sewer robot camera! We had fun and learned a lot!
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The AP Environmental Science class at Newman Smith completed a service project at the District’s Outdoor Learning Center. The students and teacher (Blaine Chamberlain) planted wildflower seeds in the Native Plant Garden and completes some trail maintenance on the Nature Trail.
This photo is from:
S.K. Haslett (2010) Somerset Landscapes: Geology and Landforms. Blackbarn Books, 184pp.
Available from: www.amazon.co.uk/Somerset-Landscapes-Landforms-Simon-Hasl...
This photo is made available here by Professor Simon Haslett for educational purposes only. Permission to reuse must be obtained from the publisher in writing.
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Date taken: Jan '98