Category: Nature Fieldnotes
Nature Fieldnotes
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UNO CERF
Statistics on wetland & coastal land loss in Louisiana are staggering—the state loses roughly one football field of land every hour.
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Jean Lafitte
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve was named after the pirate Jean Lafitte.
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Grand Isle
Grand Isle, Louisiana is known for Grand Isle State Park, beaches, trails, campsites and a fishing pier.
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Northlake Nature Center
Northlake Nature Center in Louisiana has 3 different ecosystems: hardwood forest, pine-hardwood forest and pond-swamp.
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Forest Bathing
Forest bathing is taking time to unwind and connect with nature to improve your health.
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Turtle Cove Environmental Research Station
Environmental Education teaches people to weigh various sides of a environmental issues through critical thinking.
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Environmental Education (EE)
Environmental education (EE) provides the skills necessary for people to make informed decisions about the environment and how they can take care of it.
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Bayou Sauvage Wildlife Refuge
Located northeast of New Orleans, Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge is a marsh and wetland habitat rich in wildlife.
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Climate Change
Climate change is challenging due to the complexity of the science, political and cultural contexts.
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