Southeastern Naturalist Volume 16, Special Issue 10, 2017

The Outdoor Classroom

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Front cover
Inside front cover
Board of Editors/indicia page
General Acknowledgments	i
Foreword Reed F. Noss	ii
Introduction: Lessons from the Outdoor Classroom Karen Cole and Cynthia Bennington	1
RESEARCH ARTICLES
*K–12 Outreach*
Educational Applications of Small-Mammal Skeletal Remains Found in Discarded Bottles M. Patrick Brannon, Janis K.H. Brannon, and Richard E. Baird	4
Connecting Teenagers to Coastal Sciences through Research and Education: Shark Fest Program Samuel D. Clardy and Jill M. Hendon	11
The Schaus Swallowtail Habitat Enhancement Project: An Applied Service-Learning Project Continuum from Biscayne National Park to Miami–Dade County Public Schools Jaeson Clayborn, Suzanne Koptur, George O’Brien, and Kevin R.T. Whelan	26
*Undergraduate Research and Service-Learning Projects*
Natural History Collections: Teaching about Biodiversity Across Time, Space, and Digital Platforms Anna K. Monfils, Karen E. Powers, Christopher J. Marshall, Christopher T. Martine, James F. Smith, and L. Alan Prather	47
An Inquiry-based Approach to Engaging Undergraduate Students in On-campus Conservation Research Using Camera Traps Andrew J. Edelman and Jennifer L. Edelman	58
Team Salamander and its Evolution as the Longest-Running Group-Studies Initiative at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Thomas P. Wilson, Bradley R. Reynolds, Penni Jo Wilson, Paul-Erik Bakland, Jeremy Hooper, Nyssa Hunt, Simone Madsen, Maria Cooksey, Patricia Garland, Wes Grigsby, Brittany Killian, Nakeisha Ricks, Elizabeth Staundt, Micah Taylor, Emily Busby, Jose Barbosa, Ethan Carver, Daniel Armstrong, Mark Dillard, Joe Simpson, Mark Wisdom, Tabitha M. Wilson, and Team Salamander	70
*Ongoing Conservation/restoration Projects*
The FIU Nature Preserve: Achieving Biological Conservation Through Diversification of Stakeholders Suzanne Koptur and Alexandra Dutton	94
Rocky River Wetland Usage for Education and Recreation: Early Planning and Implementation in Anderson County, South Carolina Thomas Kozel	109
From the Ground Up: Natural History Education in an Urban Campus Restoration Karen Cole and Cynthia Bennington	132
Meeting Society’s Needs for Education and Discovery: A Survey of Eight Field Stations and Marine Laboratories in the Southeastern United States J. Christopher Havran, Kirk A. Stowe, Tom A. Blanchard, Karen L. Kandl, Matthew E. Kimball, Stephen C. Richter, Hilary M. Swain, Fred E. Lohrer, Dustin D. Angell, and Theron M. Terhune II	146