Acknowledgements

Field trips are a critical and integral component of geoscience education. They provide students with unequaled opportunities for exploring and understanding geological principles first-hand, outside of the classroom, at real-world scales.

Such trips, however, are expensive endeavors. While students themselves bear a portion of the costs, we rely on grants and donations to cover the majority of the trip's costs. This helps to ensure an affordable experience open to all students.

Our Florida field trip is being funded by a generous anonymous donor, Shell, Chevron/Texaco, and various individual contributors to the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences' Field Excursion Endowment Fund.

If you are interested in helping support future field trips, please visit the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences' Giving Opportunities page and consider donating to our Field Excursion Fund.

Blog Coordinated By

Peter A. Knoop
knoop@umich.edu

Anhinga Trail

We’ve stopped at the Royal Palm Visitor Center in the Everglades to hike the Anhinga Trail. A chance to checkout a wide variety of Everglades fauna and flora.

Posted on 2015-May-102015-May-10Author Peter KnoopCategories 2015 Florida Field Trip

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