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Service intern Gwen Casebeer helps a student check her net
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Byron Hamstead discusses stream insects with Mitchell County students
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Service intern Byron Hamstead shows students an aquatic insects
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Service intern Byron Hamstead helps students identify stream insects
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Service intern Byron Hamstead helps student collect stream insects
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Service intern David Caldwell helps student collect stream insects
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Service intern David Caldwell helps students collect stream insects
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Biologist Ed Williams helps stir up stream insects
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Biologist Ed Williams turning a rock for aquatic insects
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Students gathered around to see what animals were caught
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A Mitchell County student studies the contents of his net
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Mitchell Sounty students search a rock for stream insects
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Mitchell County students check the contents of their net
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Mitchell County students searching for stream insects
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A pair of Mitchell County students check their net
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Biologist Andrea Leslie points out a stream insect
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Biologist Andrea Leslie helps a pair of students
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Biologist Andrea Leslie helps a team of students collect stream insects
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Biologists Andrea Leslie turning rocks with Yancey County students
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Biologist Andrea Leslie helps students collect stream insects
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A trio of students check their net for stream insects
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Service intern Byron Hamstead helps with stream insect identification
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Students collect stream insects from the South Toe River
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Service intern Byron Hamstead helps Yancey County students search for insects
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Yancey County student collects stream insects
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A pair of Yancey County students check a rock for stream insects
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Jade Pierce blindfolds a student for an echolocation game
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Students learn about watershed health on the banks of the South Toe River
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Service biologist Mark Endries talks watershed health
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Tressa Hartsell leads a game of Oh Deer
