Exploring the Edges of the Day

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Where the fringe of dawn and dusk are sewn into the colors of the day, we are bound to find some of the most interesting happenings in the natural world. Birds and mammals often use the cover of darkness to conduct their daily business. Sounds, smells and even sights become more intimate as we learn to rely on all of our senses to navigate.*

Tom Gaskill is the Education Program Coordinator of the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve.

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Friday June 22nd, 2012
6:30 p.m. — 9 p.m.

Training ID 36492

Training set Set One Standards
Age group
No Age-Related Content

Core knowledge category (Hours)
Learning Environments & Curriculum (2.5)

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Additional information

In this special evening program, we will journey into the edge of day and night with an eye to the way a child might view such times. We will learn about techniques used by South Slough educators to enhance the experience
while helping the participants to feel safe and get the most out of a dawn or dusk walk.
Please make sure to wear appropriate clothing & shoes.

This is a conference session at the Retreat by the Lake, Southwestern Oregon Community College.