Dr Splatt Introduces Roadkill Program For Biology Class
Dr Splatt debuts a roadkill teaching tool to illustrate ecosystem processes using preserved animal specimens. The program aims to show how scavengers decompose carcasses and recycle nutrients within habitats.
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Dr. Splatt
Roadkill 2001 educates students on animal populations through dead wildlife
In Loudon New Hampshire Brewster Bartlett preserves dead animals for Roadkill 2001 a Simmons College program turned EduTel project to teach students about animal populations technology and environmental impact The program engages hundreds of schools and encourages data driven conclusions about regional fauna while sparking curiosity even as it challenges some to confront the grim side of roadsides
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Loudon, N.H
Brewster Bartlett
Dr. Splatt
Simmons College
Boston
Bartlett
Simmons
New England
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
EduTel
Leominster
Australia
Lorelle Dennis
Adams
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