We’ve been busy with our newly updated education section, new climate change pages and early preparations for a very large update soon, so just a small species update this week:
The stats
- 31 new species
- 353 new photos
- 24 new texts
- 9 newly authenticated texts
What’s new – our favourite new species
One of our Most Wanted species, the Endangered Borneo bay cat.
New species profile for the Critically Endangered Oaxacan spiny-tailed iguana.
What’s new – our favourite new images
Ten great new images of the Endangered Steller's sea lion.
Stunning new images of the Endangered Bruijn’s brush-turkey.
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I’m wondering if it would be possible for a teacher to set up a blog here – or direct students to this point and hold an online discussion. Format: – perhaps amongst the class, or the whole class year at one school, or alternatively between 2 schools, perhaps not in the same country.
Eg – would each student require an email address?
(easy to do, using gmail for example)
Interesting idea, I may persue.
Hi Sharon,
Thanks for your interest in the ARKive blog! If there are particular topics on science, conservation or biodiversity you would like your students to discuss we could feature the topic in an ARKive blog which you could then direct your students too to discuss further.
In order to comment on an ARKive blog you do have to submit an email address but your students could all share a general class email address and just make sure to submit their own names when they commented.
Please do let us know if we can help further.
Thanks,
The ARKive Team
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