Local teachers leave comfort zone for research program in Wyoming

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Local teachers leave comfort zone for research program in Wyoming

Lory Coursey, of Egg Harbor Township, charted data she observed in the field during her nine-day expedition with the Earthwatch Institute in and around Grand Teton National Park.

Local teachers leave comfort zone for research program in Wyoming

Coursey stood in a clearing against a backdrop of the Grand Tetons, the youngest range of the Rocky Mountains. Coursey and Martine Robinson, of Mays Landing, were among the 11 teachers selected to take part in the Earthwatch Institute’s Fellowship Program.

Local teachers leave comfort zone for research program in Wyoming

Egg Harbor Township resident Lory Coursey used an extended magnifying glass to get a closer look at a cowbird nest during the July expedition.