Digging Deep for Environmental Insights
Autumn Spotlight
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4m 33s
CDE members develop vital skills in managing natural resources during a career development event centered on environmental science. Students participate in hands-on activities like soil and water testing, waste management, and GPS training. They gain insights into laboratory techniques and the significance of resource management for future generations. Hosted at Dull's Tree Farm, the event connects students' interests with career opportunities in the environmental sector.
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