Environment

Booth will consist of one display for community outreach for the San Diego River Park foundation, and one interactive display featuring the San Diego River Park Foundation Cool River Education Program. Live Macroinvertebtates will be on display to highlight stream health assessments.

Live animals and interactive educational props. Lots of hands-on items and fun animals to interact with!

Information on Nova and Super Nova Award program for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts Information on the Exploring Program (co-ed vocational program for middle school and high school age youth) Information on Maker Ed programs (robotics) Hands on activity for youth attending the festival

We will bring shark bifacts, like shark jaws and shark egg cases for guests to touch and learn about sharks

Our booth will focus on the fusion of nature, technology and citizen science in the National Parks!

This Spring, the San Diego Public Library launches its first annual STEAM program, with hands-on programs at each of its 36 locations. The Catalog of Life @ the Library effort is part of a Library citizen science initiative. Spring into STEAM: Bug Out! is geared towards students age 9 to12 and will feature free, hands-on science programs in March, April and May. Inspired by Catalog of Life, these programs will include entomology, coding, bioengineering and more.

DINOSAURS In celebration of our traveling exhibition, ULTIMATE DINOSAUR, we will explore all things dinosaur. We'll play the dinosaur brain game, bone match and more!

Science Delivered's booths are always interactive. For this year we are thinking a booth with some fun air pressure tricks would be great. There would be a few demo tricks and then two activities guests can participate in. One would be blowing up a large "wind bag" in one breath, the other trying to blow a ball into the mouth of a bottle (close to impossible). But we are flexible, if for any reason there are too many booths doing air pressure we have a bunch of other options.

The Recycling Information has brochures, fliers, and signage relaying information on waste reduction techniques, such as composting and recycling. An interactive game, "Sponge Bob Basketball," is featured, teaching participants recycling rules for San Diego. Recycle-themed prizes are awarded to players, such as rulers made from boxes, and pencils made from newspaper. Information is also available on proper disposal of hazardous waste and construction and demolition debris.