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We propose development of a self-guided Pacific Northwest Native Pollinator Trail (PNNPT) on a portion of the High Rock Quarry site near the city of Monroe in Snohomish County, Washington, USA.

Bats are enigmatic species with a voracious appetite for insect pests, saving billions of dollars per year by enhancing agriculture and forest productivity.

Grizzly Bears (Ursus arctos) are a threatened species in Alberta and are often considered to be an indicator of ecosystem health. Along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, Canada,

We developed a flexible scientific protocol to study restoration and biodiversity monitoring sites in partnership with local educational institutions.

Lincoln Quarry Prairie/Wetland Conservation Restoration for the benefit of Wildlife and its subsequent creation of Biomass improvement on reclaimed soils is a plan that will establish or improve on

Designing+constructing a geo-ecology and education nature trail at the quarry. With this trail visitors get an insight of bedrock,soil,terrain shaping,water, climate, vegetation,

During the 1800s, North American grasslands were often converted to agricultural croplands, often leaving only small prairie remnants around the edges of farm fields.

This project falls within the topic of “Biodiversity and Education”. We will determine above- and below-ground biodiversity of restored sites at the Lehigh aggregate mine,