A to Z Home School
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A to Z Home School Group
Became Creek Kids September 15, 2011
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Students observe and learn how runoff impact us by using a watershed model. |
Maps in the Fishes of Alabama book provide a great reference for biologists and for the public. |
Students are taught that fishing is a great way to learn more about the aquatic environment. |
Is that a dam? Biologist Moss explains the importance of fish passage within a watershed. |
Look a mussel! Collecting and viewing aquatic wildlife is a highlight of the Creek Kid Program. |
Although small, this aquatic snail plays a major role in our environment. |
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Another opportunity to collect more critters. |
Students gather around to view a freshly caught blackspotted topminnow? |
Common fish that are collected by students who visit the park can be seen by clicking here. |
Students are encouraged to learn more about fishing by reading, "The Basic Fishing Handbook". |
Mr. Maurice Jackson
Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division

Let's Go Fishing!
Where?
How?
Commit to take someone fishing and be eligible for a drawing. Join Anglers' Legacy!
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