Natural History

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2004

• Michelle L. Mowery, The H. Lawrence Achilles Natural Area: A Paddling Guide to Shelburne Pond
  
• Krista Powers, Triple Buckets: A Study of the Lower Huntington Gorge Preserve, Richmond, Vermont

2005

• *Tom O'Dowd, Questing in Burlington: Connecting to Place with Treasure Hunts
• Tiffany N. Shaw, Cottongrass Fen: An Exploration of Understanding Place
• Jonathan Tomb, Exploring Wilderness and a Sense of Place in the Bristol Cliffs Wilderness Area, Bristol, Vermont

2006

• Whitney T. Cook, Environmental Education Wetland Module
• Nathaniel F. Hoag, The Creation of an Accessible Guidebook to Mycological Folklore
• Jeremy Leffert, The Construction of an Interpretative Field Guide: Camel’s Hump, Burrows Trail
• Benjamin Tupper,  From Reverence to Resource: A History of the Human-Bear Relationship
  

  2007

• David Lawrence Berg II, A Dendrochronological Study of Cassiope mertensiana
• Katie Parrish, Survey of Bobcat Prey Abundance in Vermont
  

  2008

• Mary Carter  –  Black Bears and Okemo Mountain: Using Environmental Education to Increase Community Awareness
  
• *Ashley M. Chapman  –  Learning Through Letters: Migratory Songbird Curriculum Development and Evaluation and Pen Pal Partnership Establishment as an Environmental Education Technique
  
• Emily A. Collins  –  Pre and Post Visit Wetlands Educational Activities for K-3rd Grade Visitors of ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center
  
• Heather Durkel  –  Discovering a Sense of Place: Field Guides to Three Pittsford Trails
  
• *Margaret Graciano  –  Affective Landscape: Natural History, Recollections and Reflection on Shelburne Pond Natural Area
  
• Heather Durkel  –  Discovering a Sense of Place: Field Guides to Three Pittsford Trails
  
• John Christopher Ibsen – A Natural History of Lot 1 and 2: Providence Island, South Hero, Vermont
  
• Michaela Wales  –  An Evaluation of the National Audubon Society’s Nature Day Camp and its Ability to Increase Children’s Knowledge of the Environment
  
• Krysta Zambroski  –  Kids for the Earth Resource Guide: A Curriculum Guide for a Coastal Summer Camp
  

  2010

• Ryan Chandler  –  Vacation or Degradation: Assessing the Relationship Between Small Island Tourism and the Coral Reefs of Belize
  
• Meighan Forrer  –  Zebra Mussels: Impacts and Potential Management Plans
  
• Martha Klepack  –  Reading a Changing Landscape: A Natural History Guide to Centennial Woods
  
• Michael Nathan  –  Effects of Development and Recreation on Sensitive Alpine Communities: A Comparative Case Study of Camel’s Hump and Jay Peak, Vermont
  
• Dan Rovensky  –  First Walk Through Trees Around Fire: An Exploration of Environmental Education at Camp Tel Yehudah
  

  2012

• Patrick Intolubbe-Chmil – There and Back Again: From the Savannas of East Africa to the Mountains of New England: An Observational Study of Biophilia
• Abby R. Okoniewski – Backpack, Books, and Blue Hat: The Narratives of Winter

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