ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE VOLUNTEER WORK (BSCI 205)

You are required to participate in an environmental/conservation project for a maximum of 10  points.

Volunteer Work

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:

Organization	Location	Phone Number
ECO (Environmental Conservation Organization)	Campus	301-314-8345
MARYPIRG	3110 South Campus Dining Hall	301-314-8353
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 Sancutary	Lothian	410-741-9330
Greenpeace	Washington, D.C.	202-462-1177
Chesapeake Wildlife Sanctuary	Bowie or Aspen Hill	301-390-7011
National Wildlife Conservation Center	Vienna, VA	703-790-4439
Friends of the Earth	Larry Bohlen: 202-783-7400 ext. 251	301-445-1548
Community Service Programs	1195 Stamp Student Union
Alpha Phi Omega	Campus	301-314-8471
Jane Goodall Institute	Silver Spring	301-565-0086 ext. 228
Clearwater Nature Center	Clinton	301-297-4575
Mt. Rainer Nature Center	Mt. Rainer	301-927-2163

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, December 5th (but earlier submission appreciated).  NO PAPERS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THAT DATE.