Family Science Night at Oakwood School

  March 19, 2009

Greevnille, NC
Photos by Chad Smith


  APNEP and the Citizens' Monitoring Network were invited back to Family Science Night, which is an annual family event that is held
at Oakwood School, an independent K-12 school.  In addition to our traditional display, a couple graduate students from the ECU Biology
Department and the ECU Coastal Resources Management PhD Program brought along some of their field equipment to display.  They
talked about how their work ties in with the APNEP mission.  Attendance was high for this event with an estimated total of 100 attendees.


 


 
Left Photo: ECU Coastal Resources Management PhD student, Jen Cudney-Burch and APNEP-CMN coordinator, Chad Smith.
Right Photo: Jen Cudney-Burch lets some of the students hear the sounds of dogfish.

 
Left Photo: CMN monitoring equipment plus APNEP publications; Right Photo: Acoustic setup and biological/chemical field monitoring equipment. 

 
Left Photo: Dogfish tags for monitoring movements; Right Photo: ECU Biology Master's student, Ryan Spidel, and Jen Cudney-Burch.
 

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