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Electronic Naturalist
Any nature-lover, teacher or student of natural science can participate in the Electronic Naturalist, a free, web-based interactive program of RTPI. Electronic Naturalist features a new natural science lesson every two weeks. Each lesson consists of an illustrated mini-poster (available in two reading levels), links to related websites, additional in-depth information on the topic, an investigation or activity plus access to over 300 archived lessons on a wide range of natural history topics. Best of all, Electronic Naturalist offers registered users (registration is free) the opportunity to "ask a naturalist" questions on-line and receive a personal answer from our expert naturalists. Questions and answers become part of the site’s content for others to learn from as well.
Sleeping Seeds?

Some seeds need a dormant period before they’ll sprout

Winter Nap

Bats are particular about their hibernation sites

Frost Free

How toads avoid freezing in winter

Cold Duck on Ice (QUICK read)

01thumb How birds survive winter weather

Open Sesame

How birds crack sunflowers seeds so easily

Turkey on Display

Wild Turkeys are not often all "puffed up"

Hidden Highways

Maybe our most common mammal.

Black and White

3806smallnot all oaks are the same

Oh No...Aphids

Aphids may be small but can be a big problem for plants

A Feel For Food

3706smallare they really washing their hands?

 
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