Learning of our world at State Eco-Meet

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	Learning of our world at State Eco-Meet Students compete in state Eco-Meet


	This student channels a white-tailed deer at the interpretive competition at the state Eco-Meet on Thursday. At each of the four events held on Thursday, teams could receive up to 100 points. The first three teams that received the most points won scholarships. View Larger View » < >

BARTON COUNTY — Armed with determination in search of knowledge of their own surroundings, more than 100 high school students from across the state participated in a scavenger hunt and an interpretive play, and took tests about herpetology and woodland ecology on Thursday at the Kansas State Eco-Meet held at Camp Aldrich and the Kansas Wetlands Education Center. The Eco-Meet is where learning of Kansas’ wildlife and plants led to fun and scholarships.

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