Virtual Wetlab

Description

Learn about the different species of fish, invertebrates and even reptiles that call the Hudson River Estuary home through species profiles curated by HRP River Project staff. each profiles contains information on the size, habitat and diet of the animal alongside fun facts, pictures and video.

Offered At

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park’s River Project hosts a series of free and low-cost environmental education programs for organized groups using the Hudson River waterfront as its classroom. Our field trip programs connect students with the River and Park through fun, enriching STEM activities that inspire each student’s inner scientist. Explore unique educational spaces throughout the Park: experience interactive games at the Discovery Tank at Pier 57, meet native marine species at the Pier 40 Wetlab aquarium, discover the unique shoreline of Pier 26, explore fascinating tide pools and a lush salt marsh at Gansevoort Peninsula and more!

Sign up here to receive updates about the Park’s education and science programming. You can also learn more about the Hudson River using our free STEM Lessons and Activities and Education Resources.

Details

Subjects

Biology, Ecosystems, Water Testing, Conservation

Capacity

34 students

Duration

90 min.

Activity

Digital Resource

Grades

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

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