Bio Drey Land

Bio Drey Land culminates a year of biology study for 9th graders with four days of intensive field work in the forest and the stream ecosystems. Students cooperate in teams to gather data about both the animal and plant communities and the non-living factors so they can discover, identify and evaluate the functions and interrelationships that exist in their natural surroundings. Positive attitudes, appreciation for the environment and value for the preservation of natural ecosystems grow out of this primitive camp experience where students work together in a natural setting. They also have a lot of fun!

Here are some pictures from the May 2010 adventure, courtesy of Andrew Newman (fine arts, school photographer).