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Carol A. Heiser
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Summer Care of the Schoolyard Habitat
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One of the most important aspects of ensuring that a schoolyard habitat will be successful is to “build-in” a plan for ongoing maintenance. During the school year, if the habitat was designed with…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Susanne McMillan Mar 23, 2017.
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- Education Program Manager and Habitat Ed. Coordinator
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- VA Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries
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- *20+ years in the Conservation Education field; Education Outreach at VDGIF in Richmond VA since 1993
*Previous experience - Conservation Specialist at John Marshall Soil & Water Conservation District, and Naturalist at Fauquier County Parks and Recreation, Warrenton VA
*Certificate of Landscape Design, George Washington University
*B.S. Forestry and Wildlife, Virginia Tech
*A.S. Science, Northern VA Community College
*Published in Virginia Wildlife magazine
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- http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/habitat
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Hi Carol! Warm welcome to C&NN Connect. Thank you so much for adding the discussion and information, "Summer Care of the Schoolyard Habitat". It's a great topic and I'm sure you're post will continue to be a resource for people.
I hope you will continue to make yourself at home in discussions and groups, including the Natural Teachers Network. I hope you'll share your activities, ideas and photos with us and find this a rich source of resources. Hope to see you here again soon. Cheers!