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Peer reviewedGosselin, Heather; Johnson, Bob – Green Teacher, 1996
Building a pond in a schoolyard is a rewarding way to help boost local populations of amphibians, to increase the natural value of school grounds, and to serve as a locale for observing the life cycles of plants, invertebrates, and amphibians. This article outlines important considerations in designing and building a pond from siting through…
Descriptors: Amphibians, Conservation (Environment), Ecology, Educational Facilities Design
