Education
Our volunteers strive to to advance awareness, understanding and stewardship of the natural environment. The educational resources on this page have been developed by our members to share their passion for learning about the natural world and the protection of Louisiana's wonders.
Identifying the "good" lady bugs from the "bad" lady beetles
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Journaling to Build Knowledge About Nature
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Melanie recently learned that the most commonly seen ladybug in our area is the invasive Asian lady beetle. She made a brochure for identifying the the native and invasive lady bugs with helpful information and tips. View the brochure (PDF)
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Nature journaling helps you to observe the world in more depth and remember your field observations that you wanted to research after you get home. Journaling also serves to refresh your memory on what you learn in workshops, documenting big trips, and more. Lisa has compiled great tips, suggestions, links, and resources for nature journaling. View Lisa's 1-page document (PDF)
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Creating a Bog Rain Garden
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Mullet Landscaping
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Flash Cards: Frogs and Toads
of the Baton Rouge Area
by Lori Radunzel-Davis
Learn about the common frogs and toads in the BR area and hear their calls. Put this presentation in "slideshow" mode, and it will automatically play the audio and forward to each page. Thank you to Bones Glorioso for sharing his photos.
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Plastic Pollution
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My Louisiana Birds
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