DOINews: DOI Educational Partnerships Program: DOI Employee Participates in Student Forum at Ross Elementary School

12/20/2013
Last edited 09/05/2019

USFWS employee Alicia King speaking to Ross Elementary School students.
Alicia King, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, presents to second-grade students on the topic Birds in Our World at Ross Elementary School. Photo by Brenda Woods, DOI.

On Nov. 8, 2013, Alicia King, communication coordinator, Migratory Bird Program, and national coordinator, Urban Bird Treaty Program, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, was a guest speaker at Ross Elementary School. As part of the Student Forums Series, King presented on the topic Birds in Our World to second-grade students. King's presentation focused on birds in North America, why they migrate, their habitats and adaptations.

The mission of the Student Forum Series is to support the classroom curriculum by offering DOI experts to present on topics that foster interest in environmental education, cultural heritage, and connect youth to nature. Experts present on topics that are specific to their respective bureau. Ross Elementary School is a public elementary school in Washington, D.C., that serves students from pre-school through fifth grade.

For additional information about the Educational Partnerships Program and volunteer opportunities, contact Brenda Woods, program manager, at (202) 208-3617 or via e-mail brenda_woods@ios.doi.gov .





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