Home School Field Science Camps

Designed and coordinated by Jason Radler, Lead home school Teacher and Student Ecology Research Program Instructor in Coordination with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History Education Department.

Throughout the summer of 2006 various science based curriculums in the field with the possibility of overnight camping will be offered and designed around:

Travertine Research Project

Students will participate in research oriented look at precipitation rates of travertine formations in New Mexico with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. Call 841-2849

Middle to High school. July 18, 20, 21, 25, 27, 28.  $100/student.

Wildfire Ecology Research Project

Students will participate in a study of ecology of the Bosque, wildfires and succession with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. Call 841-2849.

Middle to high school. July 5-9. $130/student.

Field Geologists in Albuquerque

An expedition into the geology and topography of the Albuquerque Area with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. Call 841-2849.

Middle to high school.  July 10, 12, 14.  $75/student.

Evolution of the Bosque

A field excursion into the bosque looking at the local issues surrounding ecology, people and history with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. Call 841-2849.

Middle to high school. August 2-4.  $75/student.

Wild Horse Week

Tracking and encountering the wild Spanish mustang with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. Call 841-2849.

Middle to High school.  August 7-10.  $200/student.

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For more information and enrollment please contact Homeschool Coordinator,  Linda Fey or Lead Teacher, Jason Radler, Serpnm@Lycos.com, jradler@unm.edu, Linda.Fey@state.nm.us
505-841-2849