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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
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Bioreserve Science Club |
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Fall River's nearly 14,000 acre bioreserve area is managed by The Trustees of Reservations, In partnership with the Family Service Association, the Trustees will offer an after-school science club with field trips to the Bioreserve to increase awareness of the Bioreserve and its role in protecting biodiversity, and clean air and water. Click here to see the club in action. |
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Environment and Recreation  |
Funded by a Healthy City micro-grant supported by |
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2, C) Measures to ensure cleaner air and water |
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Goal: |
To increase awareness of the Bioreserve and its role in protecting biodiversity, and clean air and water. |
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Method(s): |
Children will take three trips to the Bioreserve with pre and post trip activities | |
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Fall 2006 to Winter 2007 |
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| Indicators: | Children will be able to explain what the Bioreserve is and why it is important | |
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How citizens can get involved: |
Volunteer opportunities, attend public programs |
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| Contact Information: |
Contact Linton Harrington or e-mail bioreserve@ttor.org, or telephone 508.679.2115 x12. |
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