In this class, we talk about the giant beings that peacefully living alongside us ... trees! We will get to the roots of how trees function and their various features. A discussion about the many benefits that trees provide will transform your prior be-leafs about trees, while a discussion on best management practices and threats to the health our forests will show you the importance of good forest stewardship.

In this class, we talk about herpetofauna. What's that you ask? Amphibians and reptiles share a common ancestor but we don't want to include birds so we came up with a new word. We'll bask in a general overview of amphibians (frogs, salamanders, and caecilians) and non-bird reptiles (turtles, snakes, lizards, and crocodiles), two groups that are being described at an astonishingly high rate. This class will start with the general anatomy and physiology of each order (without getting bogged down in mi-newt details) and connect them together by going back in their evolutionary history. We'll finish with some toad-ally urgent notes on ecology and their declining populations. No python experience needed!

In this class, we talk about the giant beings that peacefully living alongside us ... trees! We will get to the roots of how trees function and their various features. A discussion about the many benefits that trees provide will transform your prior be-leafs about trees, while a discussion on best management practices and threats to the health our forests will show you the importance of good forest stewardship.

In this class, we talk about the giant beings that peacefully living alongside us ... trees! We will get to the roots of how trees function and their various features. A discussion about the many benefits that trees provide will transform your prior be-leafs about trees, while a discussion on best management practices and threats to the health our forests will show you the importance of good forest stewardship.