October through April of each year for over thirty years, Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists (SCVN) have offered K-6 classes science and social history programs in the canyon. Each program involves an hour of interactive content at a picnic table and an hour nature walk, each fitting into the teacher’s curriculum at the time of the field trip.
— kenne
Naturalist Phil teaching second grade students using the “Web of Life” elementary school instruction kit.
Naturalists Jeff and Alexa guiding students across one of the low-water crossing bridges in Sabino Canyon.
Naturalist Fran teaching a group of boys on a nature walk.
Naturalist Becky showing where a twig girdler beetle has cut into a Mesquite limb.
Becky explains why the twig girdler has cut the Mesquite limb. — Images by kenne
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