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  • Michael Foster
    December 13, 2013
Featured new video: Cottonwoods: The Largest Trees in Arizona 

Cottonwoods: The Largest Trees in Arizona https://vimeo.com/65847230
 


Educational Podcasts from San Pedro River Videos:

Hydrology of the SPR, Arizona             http://vimeo.com/39567422            
    Section One                                      https://vimeo.com/39611854
    Section Two                                      https://vimeo.com/39612201
    Section Three                                   https://vimeo.com/39612557
    Section Four                                     https://vimeo.com/39612962
Our River: A Work in Progress              https://vimeo.com/51703496    
Ecology of the San Pedro River            https://vimeo.com/71441639
Ecology SPR Early Grades                   https://vimeo.com/75538356
The Beaver a Keystone Species           http://vimeo.com/28055044
Reintroduction of the Beaver                 http://www.vimeo.com/16716634
Getting to know a Wildlife Biologist       https://vimeo.com/65794340
Getting to know a Hydrologist               https://vimeo.com/57565722
Soil Ecology with Karl Wyant                https://vimeo.com/56429775
Eric Moody Invasive Crayfish                https://vimeo.com/48762628
Western Yellow-billed Cuckoo              https://vimeo.com/79911561
Ecological Services                               http://vimeo.com/35727719
Pond Life of the Mule Mountains           https://vimeo.com/48227340
Hydrology Demonstration                      http://vimeo.com/35786232
Apache MS Water Conservation           http://vimeo.com/14788529
Our River of Life, The San Pedro          http://www.vimeo.com/16718078
Birds of the San Pedro River                 http://www.vimeo.com/16968051
Javelina of the San Pedro River            http://www.vimeo.com/16524417
Reptiles of the River:                             http://www.vimeo.com/28568185
Coati of the San Pedro River                 http://www.vimeo.com/10598306
Cold Weather San Pedro River             http://vimeo.com/19817692
Corridor of Life                                       http://vimeo.com/16515445
Story of the SPRNCA Series                 http://vimeo.com/19970091
Huachuca Water Umble                        http://vimeo.com/16505058
San Pedro River Time Lapse                https://vimeo.com/75033822

History Videos:
Dia de los Muertos, The Borderlands    http://vimeo.com/30250273
Changing Traditions Day of the Dead   https://vimeo.com/77008790
Padre Kino in Cochise County               http://vimeo.com/30223712
Remembering the Sobaipuri                  http://www.vimeo.com/21208112
Cochise Culture                                     http://www.vimeo.com/10708267
Trincheras Culture                                 http://vimeo.com/16507929

Related Natural History:
Whitewater Draw                                   http://vimeo.com/34063052
Buena High Nature Club                        http://vimeo.com/34735704
The Mexican Gray Wolf                         http://www.vimeo.com/27946388
Jean Groen Edible Plants                      http://vimeo.com/10597995   
El Pinacate y Gran Desierto Altar          http://vimeo.com/15175783
Visitors Center El Pinacate                    http://vimeo.com/31690482
Boojums at Boyce Thompson                http://vimeo.com/14282990
The Largest Cactus in the World           http://www.vimeo.com/14717792
The Friends of the San Pedro River Educational Series

The Friends of the San Pedro River Educational Series will connect students to science related issues that are happening today in their own backyards.  These video podcasts are about our local environmental topics happening in the Upper San Pedro Watershed of Cochise County Arizona. This series was developed by long time professional educators and scientists from the local community. These video podcasts were created using ten years worth of environmental footage collected along the San Pedro River, the great American Southwest and Northern Mexico.  

The series is based on Arizona State Educational Standards in science for grades 4 through 8.  The videos will also answer the types of science questions that appear on the Arizona's Instrument to Measure Standards test or the AIMS test in grades 4 and 8.  The videos will also attempt to address standards in higher grades and due to their reporting of current environmental issues nature will be relevant to all ages.   These video podcasts are from five to eighteen minutes long and some are segmented into smaller pieces and will be posted for teachers or anyone else who chooses to download the portions of the podcast and insert them into whatever educational presentation they choose.  The written script and teacher materials are available on a this web page as well as information about our services and other important links.