Mohonk Preserve has received a grant to work with the San Miguel Academy's students all year-long! Each month these gentlemen (6th-8th grade) come out and participate in STEM-focused programs all over the Shawangunk Ridge. I was able to observe a few programs so far. Below are photos from our Sense of Place and Climate Change programs. The SMAN boys were able to explore and view raptors at our Hawk Watch station, collect soil samples, and learn more about the geology and creation of the ridge! Enjoy!
TheChristyBel
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| Viewing Raptors at the Hawk Watch on Top of the Near Trapps |
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| Collecting Soil Samples |
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At First I Thought These Were Petrified Wood!
But They Are Glacial Striations When Rock is Grinding Against Each Other |
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| Sitting on Top of the Ridge on Top of Shawank |
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