Workshop helps teachers hone ecological science skills

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Workshop helps teachers hone ecological science skills

Aquatic biologist shows how they measure fish populations
Buck Skillen demonstrates how to tie a clinch knot to schoolteachers during a workshop Thursday instructing them how to fly-fish at Rotary Park.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife aquatics biologist Jim White probes Junction Creek for fish using an electro-fishing unit. CPW uses the unit for population counts.
Tori Queen, a seventh grade science teacher at Escalante Middle School, examines a lesson plan provided at a workshop about ecological systems by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Workshop helps teachers hone ecological science skills

Buck Skillen demonstrates how to tie a clinch knot to schoolteachers during a workshop Thursday instructing them how to fly-fish at Rotary Park.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife aquatics biologist Jim White probes Junction Creek for fish using an electro-fishing unit. CPW uses the unit for population counts.
Tori Queen, a seventh grade science teacher at Escalante Middle School, examines a lesson plan provided at a workshop about ecological systems by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.