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Leah Justice

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Texans … USGS scientists want your dead butterflies, moths

Article Submission by Leah Justice, Class of 2021 – Check out this article about USGS Scientists want your dead butterflies, moths.

08/03/2023

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Two supermoons in August mean double the stargazing fun

Article Submission by Leah Justice, Class of 2021 – Check out this great article on two Super moons in August.

08/01/2023

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Plano Parks and Recreation Summer Mothing Event – June 17, 2023

Leah Justice, 2021 – Plano Parks and Recreation and the Blackland Prairie Texas Master Naturalist Chapter partnered up for a Summer Mothing Event with Sam Kieschnick on Saturday, June 17th It was precisely the kind of night you would hope for to attract the moths, hot and humid! Despite the sweltering heat, a large crowd of about 120-130 people assembled.

06/28/2023

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A Small Snail Story

Leah Justice, 2021 – As I started to clean a food dish from the decomposer tank at the Heard Museum, I noticed a very teeny tiny snail clinging to a piece of food. Is there such a thing as a baby snail? Not being familiar with the life cycle of snails, a bit of research was necessary to answer this simple question. It was soon apparent how large and diverse this class of creatures is!

06/10/2023

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Our Tribe’s Fortune 500 Hours – Leah Justice

Leah Justice, 2021 –
Most of my volunteer time is spent working in Animal Care at the Heard Museum.  I really love taking care of the animals and watching how excited all the visitors are when they interact with animals and nature.  The Animal Care team is a great group of people to work with. 

10/15/2022

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A Summer Mystery

Leah Justice, 2021 – The sun was just setting, and I was going out for an evening walk in the neighborhood.  But wait, what was that unusual noise I heard emanating from the bushes?  It was a strange chirping, twittering sound. 

10/05/2022

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Our Tribe’s Fortune 250 Hours – Leah Justice

By Leah Justice, 2021 – As a newer member of the chapter, I volunteered for many different activities throughout the past year in order to broaden my knowledge.  I have worked in prairies at different times of the year, learned about tree surveying, and planted trees.

05/01/2022

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