Support Our Sponsors
Exploring Nature Educational Resource
Marching Ant
Support Exploring Nature
Nature Trail Header



ladybug iconTrail Building
  • Wilderness Nature Trails
  • Gravel lined Nature Trails
  • Paved Nature Trails

ladybug iconChoosing A Route for Safety
ladybug iconChoosing a Route for Content
  • Sites relevant to school curriculum. Explore and discover what is out there.
  • A site for each habitat you pass through.
  • Significant animal life on your trail.
  • Animal signs.
  • Forest processes to note (i.e. decomposition, photosynthesis, etc.).
  • Historic and economic points of interest.
  • Traditional and medicinal uses of wild plants.
  • Rare and endangered plants.
  • Educational concepts:
    • Food Webs
    • Keystone Species
    • Life cycles
ladybug iconEducational Concepts to be Introduced Along the Trail
ladybug iconMapping Your Nature Trail
ladybug iconNature Trail Mapping Tools
  • Plants and Landmarks
  • Trees
ladybug iconInterpretive Signs For The Trail
ladybug iconTrail Etiquette
ladybug iconIdentifying Species on Your Nature Trail
  • Some Mammals to Look For
  • Some Forest Birds to Look For
  • Some Water Birds to Look For
  • Some Insects to Look For
  • Some Deciduous Trees to Look For
  • Some Coniferous Trees to Look For
  • Some Reptiles to Look For
  • Some Wildflowers to Look For

 
 

Home | Sample Tour | Join | About Us | Contact Us | Privacy

©2005-2008 Sheri Amsel. All rights reserved.
The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used for anything other than free educational use. It is not to be used for sale or profit of any kind.
If you are unsure whether your use of site materials violates the exploringnature.org copyright, contact Sheri Amsel for prior written permission at sheri@exploringnature.org. Thank you for respecting copyright laws.