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Ecology trip to Dublin Zoo for 1st and 2nd Year students

1st and 2nd Year Ecology Trip, May 2012 Christina Green (2nd Year)
NEWS / 23 May 2012

Jennifer Fehily (1st Year) summarises the day spent in Dublin Zoo on Tuesday, 15th May for the 1st and 2nd Year Ecology trip.

I thought the ecology trip was very educational. We learned all about grassland habitat in Phoenix Park. We used a pooter to suck up the insects. We used a pitfall trap to get some insects as well. We also learned some plants as well. We all enjoyed the ecology trip. (Click on thumbnails to open an enlarged version of image.)

Jennifer Fehily (1st Year)

[Photos: Christina Green (2nd Year)]

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