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Students Map the Oxbow

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Big Picture High School students learn about geographic information systems and mapping when they map the presence of animals and noxious weeds in the Oxbow Preserve for the Durango Parks and Recreation Department's management plan.

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this program has been brought to you by Alpine Bank dedication you can count on and experience you can trust Alpine Bank member FDIC inhabit the Oxbow Park and preserve picture high school students set question and then Creative Design By Their advisory teacher to introduce better not only to the educational standards they had to meet but it's possible careers are the students that are actively be involved in ecosystem and kind of value waiting animals that are present invasive species that are there to ultimately those Maps went to the city of Durango just for informative purposes for what to do with some of the open and to help I guess emphasize the need to keep some Area Preserve so that's why there's this section of the Oxbow that The Preserve side has work for this particular cohort of seniors they were freshmen she needs with each student once a week to develop individual research projects like the Oxbow preserve research project designed obsolescence we definitely focus a lot on pursuing your passions and using those studies to carry you through internships and the classes that they get to choose to take and so it's helping kind of harness and finds things that they love to do for their future staff of the La Plata open space Conservancy NGO faculty from Fort Lewis College assisted the students with their project to learn more about big picture High School visit Durango schools

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