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Green STEM Inspiration: Patterning Minds Through NatureMapping Experiences

Join the NatureMapping Program to map land cover, species ranges, and distributions, fostering a unique learning experience that merges science and nature. Translating field experiences into recorded observations helps create a deeper understanding of ecosystems. Engage in hands-on activities to create visual representations from numerical data, promoting environmental stewardship and scientific inquiry.

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Green STEM Inspiration: Patterning Minds Through NatureMapping Experiences

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  1. GreenSTEM Inspiration

  2. Patterning minds through experiences

  3. Translating experiences to recorded observations

  4. Creating pictures from numbers

  5. Pacific Education Institute

  6. The NatureMapping Program

  7. pre – NatureMapping Program Each State…. 1. Map the LAND COVER of the dominant ecological systems 2. Map and model SPECIES ranges and distributions 3. Conduct an ANALYSIS to determine the percentage of a species’ distribution that occurs on conservation lands.

  8. Land Cover Map

  9. EcoRegions

  10. Map RANGE and DISTRIBUTION (640 terrestrial species)

  11. WDFW Education Division The NatureMapping Program UW Cooperative Research Unit

  12. WDFW Education Division Margaret Tudor The NatureMapping Program Karen Dvornich UW Cooperative Research Unit

  13. Pacific Education Institute Margaret Tudor Karen Dvornich UW Cooperative Research Unit

  14. Go outside Explore 3. Repeat

  15. Journal Observations Record Habitat Sit Spot 3. Create a Map

  16. 1. Ask Essential Questions 2. Record Observations (monitor) 3. Create Pictures from Numbers

  17. + State Standards for Science + Incentive to Create Monitoring Experiences

  18. August October

  19. Rescue

  20. Go outside Explore 3. Repeat

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