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UC Merced students set webcam in wetlands

POSTED December 14, 2012 8:45 p.m.

Several University of California, Merced students are taking their engineering skills out of the classroom and into the field.

Students in the UC Merced Engineering Service Learning Class installed a solar-powered webcam in the Los Banos Wetlands, giving area school children a close-up view of the wildlife.

Anyone with a computer can view the wildlife area, learning about plants and animals. The website features learning components, helping viewers understand what they see.

UC Merced Students will visit local schools, showing them how to access the camera, in the new year.

Scientists and fish-and-wildlife agencies may also use the webcam to monitor animal migration.

Dec. 14, 2012 08:45p.m. EST UC Merced students set webcam in wetlands Turlock Journal

Several University of California, Merced students are taking their engineering skills out of the classroom and into the field.

Students in the UC Merced Engineering Service Learning Class installed a solar-powered webcam in the Los Banos Wetlands, giving area school children a close-up view of the wildlife.

Anyone with a computer can view the wildlife area, learning about plants and animals. The website features learning components, helping viewers understand what they see.

UC Merced Students will visit local schools, showing them how to access the camera, in the new year.

Scientists and fish-and-wildlife agencies may also use the webcam to monitor animal migration.

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