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ACTIVITY SHEETS Museum Scavenger Hunt Kindergarten - First Grade Animal Tracks Activity Sheet Eagle Crossword Insect Crossword Waterfowl Crossword Riverlands Migratory Bird Sancturary Word Search Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary Map Activity
Traveling Trunks
Our Mississippi Teacher Guide Files
PHOTOS Bonkers For Birds Drawings 1st Place 2011
Bonkers For Birds Drawings Honorable Mention 2011
John Madson Memorial Library This resource library is located at the Rivers Project Office in West Alton, Missouri. Educators can take advantage of the many publications on wetlands, habitats, and nature guides, along with engineering and navigation publications. Many excellent videos are available through the library and are a way for people to learn about Locks & Dams, Eagles, Flooding, and Wetlands. Many of our videos are around 30 minutes long and can be checked out by visiting or calling the Rivers Project Office, (636) 899-2600.
Most of the written materials in the library were donated to the Rivers Project, by John Madson's wife, Dycie. John Madson was the author of many books and articles. An Iowa native, John and his wife retired in the Alton area. John wrote about the natural history and resource conservation of rivers, prairies, and deserts. He had work published in the Smithsonian, Audubon & National Geographic magazines. He passed away in 1995.
Illinois Department of Natural Resources The Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Education has resources trunks available for loan to formal and non-formal educators. Trunks may be borrowed for two-week time periods. Each resource trunk is a large plastic container filled with supplemental items to enhance your lessons. Click here to see which trunks are available in the John Madson Memorial Library at the Rivers Project Office.
Ranger Kits The US Army Corps of Engineers has resource kits available for loan to formal and non-formal educators. Kits may be borrowed for two-week time periods. Each kit focuses on an Environmental Education topic. These kits are designed to enhance your lessons about wetlands, prairies, birds, fish, insects and more. Please call Erin, (618) 462-6979, for more information.
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