Daring to Dream
Traidhos Camp staff Sheena, describes the joy that comes from realising your dreams.It began as curiosity; I visited a farm where […]
VSP staff Korn, working with farmers, has recently completed a floating platform to help facilitate pond-dipping activities. Now students will have easier access to creatures who prefer to inhabit away from the banks.
Pond-dipping and hunting for macro-invertebrates at the bottom of the small streams are popular activities with Prem and visiting students. As well as observing adaptations, students may use the bugs found to create a water quality index. This can be used to help determine pollution level found in the water.
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