An Introduction to Climate Engineering
Grades 4-6
June 5-9
9am - 4pm
University Elementary School
Find out how Climate Change affects pollinators like bees and butterflies. Campers will learn to identify trees and learn how scientists study trees to document how the climate is changing. Learn about rock identification and mash some geodes to examine what is hidden inside. Campers will conduct an experiment on cloud albedo effect, brainstorm ideas on how they can help Mother Earth and build models showcasing their thoughts.
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