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Prickly Park Land Trust
What was once the site of more than a century of industrial activity is now an outdoor classroom for students in Helena, Montana. The Tracks Trail at Prickly Pear Park is designed to get kids thinking scientifically while learning why open spaces matter to wildlife. Comments from Konner Goetsch, education program assistant and Big Sky Watershed Corps member, Prickly Pear Land Trust; and Christa Schoenfeld, science teacher, East Helena High School.
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