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$$ Funding Available for Field Experiences!! $$

The Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program (BEMP) offers field trips to
Albuquerque’s stretch of the Rio Grande. Bring students to the bosque and
participate in a 10-year study monitoring the health and ecology of our
cottonwood forests. Field trips can include groundwater chemistry, arthropod
trapping, porcupine tracking, and many other ecological activities. All data
collected by students becomes part of UNM research projects and assists with bosque management activities. Get your
students in the field and involved in their community… limited funding for tra nsportation and substitute teachers
is available!
Classroom and
Field Trip Activities
Monday - Wednesday
Classroom Visits & Field Trips with 1-15 Students
Thursday - Friday
Field Trips with 1- 35 Students
Bosque Field Journal
- just print double sided and fold in half!
Paper BEMP Model
BEMP
Crossword Puzzle
Build Your Own
Pitfall Trap
The Bosque Education Guide (available in
English and Spanish)
Local Charter Buses
For more
Information or to Schedule a Trip Contact:
Kim Scheerer
BEMP Education Coordinator
4000 Learning Road NW
Albuquerque, NM 87120
ksche@bosqueschool.org
505.898.6388 phone
505.922.0392 fax
BEMP Supports No
Child Left Inside
 
No Child Left Inside Coalition Web Site
No Child Left Inside Act of 2007
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