ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE VOLUNTEER WORK (BSCI 205)
You are required to participate in an environmental/conservation project for a maximum of 40
points
You may volunteer for a minimum of 10 hours of work at a local environmental /conservation organization. Your choice should be approved by the instructor. Many national organizations have headquarters in Washington; local groups include:
ECO (Environmental Conservation Organization), campus recycling yard, 405-0927
MARYPIRG, 3110 South Campus Dining Hall, 314-8353
Anacostia Watershed Restoration, Baltimore Ave., Bladensburg, (301) 699-6204
Sierra Club (MD Chapter), College Park, (301) 277-7111
Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Annapolis, (410) 268-8816
Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, Lothian, (410) 741-9330
Greenpeace, Washington, D.C. (202) 462-1177
National Wildlife Conservation Center, Vienna, VA (703) 790-4439
Friends of the Earth, Lisa, (202) 783-7400 ext. 190
Community Service Programs, 1195 Stamp Student Union
Alpha Phi Omega, campus, 314-8471
Jane Goodall Institute, Silver Spring (301) 565-0086 ext. 228
Clearwater Nature Center, Clinton, (301) 297-4575
www.pgparks.com/places/nature/clearwater.html
Mt. Rainer Nature Center, Mt. Rainer, (301) 927-2163
www.pgparks.com/places/nature/rainier.html
Casey Trees, Washington D.C., Meg Coffman, (202) 833-4010
Your grade will be based on the signature of your supervisor, and a typed one-page critique of your experience which should include a description of your job, what you learned from the experience, and how beneficial you felt this experience to be.
DEADLINE: Work critiques will be due by class
time on Wednesday, May 4th (but earlier submission
appreciated). NO
PAPERS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THAT DATE.