( Field Trip Earth: About The Project )
Be a part of The Wild Experience, an exciting multimedia presentation designed especially for Field Trip Earth visitors. The Wild Experience takes us on a tour of the conservation research projects highlighted on FTE.We'll meet new people, see remote and fascinating places, and interact with wildlife both familiar and exotic—it's an opportunity to work as wildlife researchers ourselves! Click on the icon above to start your journey.
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American Burying Beetle Recovery
September 4, 2008
( Field Trip Earth: Field Reports )
Learn about the endangered American Burying Beetle, a fascinating scavenger that is the subject of a reintroduction program inthe United States.
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Outer Banks Nest #3 Boils
( Atlantic Sea Turtles: About The Project )
Have you ever seen a sea turtle nest hatch? The term turtle researchers use to describe a hatching is boil and, if you take a look at the pictures, you can see why they use that word.
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Outer Banks Nests 2, 9 and 1
( Atlantic Sea Turtles: About The Project )
Jackie Orsulak reports on another new nest, an excavated nest, and one last hatchling making a dash for the ocean.
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Red Wolf Educator Workshop
August 14, 2008
( Field Trip Earth: Educator Articles )
The U.S. Fish & and Wildlife Service is sponsoring a red wolf educator workshop on 17 October 2008.
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Mexican Wolf Monthly Report: July 2008
( Mexican Wolves: About The Project )
What's the latest news on the packs and individual animals in the Mexican Wolf recovery program? This article summarizes data provided monthly by the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project Interagency Field Team.
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2008 - Year of the Frog
( Field Trip Earth: What I Know About... )
Celebrate the Year of the Frog with the North Carolina Zoo and the North Carolina Zoological Society—and with a zoo close to your home.
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Current Elephant Locations
( Elephants of Cameroon: About The Project )
Keep track of our collared elephants, view recent location maps, watch the field videos, or download recent location data. Also, the table below provides the most recent locations for all elephants under collar:
| Satellite Report as of 4 September, 2008 | |||
| Animal Name | Latitude (°N) | Longitude (°E) | LC |
| Annissa | --- | --- | - |
| Kadin | 10.415 | 14.688 | 3 |
| Doudjatou | 8.084 | 13.601 | 3 |
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