Science Students Get Hands Dirty

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(SUNfoto Louis McGill) Española Wildlife Center Director Katherine Eagleson (right) and Center volunteer Danielle Wantuck examine a rock from the Rio Grande for caddisflies, whose aquatic larvae attach themselves to rocks via silk and gravel cases during the early part of their life cycle. Eagleson, holding one of the cases, exposes the larvae inside.

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By Louis McGill
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    Using the scenic and historic Los Luceros property in Alcalde as its classroom, La Tierra Montessori School on June 5 kicked off its Art of Science/Science of Art summer science program.     The program will run every Tuesday and…

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