Keeping “pollution” out of our “river.” Photo by Gretta Ohmann.
Looking for the M in the Brome grass. Photo by Gretta Ohmann.
Trying to take a core sample out of a Cottonwood tree. Photo by Gretta Ohmann.
Seventh grade students from North Border Pembina had a fun-filled ECO ED DAY field trip to Icelandic State Park to step outside the classroom. Students learned about trees, soil, water quality, prairie grasses, and watersheds.
Some cool facts the students would like to share with readers:
•Brome grasses (which are an invasive species) have a little “M” hidden in the leaves.
•Controlled fires can be h…