Doing outreach

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Luke at the Pinhead
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Chelsea teaching about flowers at CU South Family Fun Day, 2017
Chelsea teaching about flowers at CU South Family Fun Day, 2017
Julia leading Nano Day activities at the Â鶹ӰԺ Library, 2017
Stacey and Julia at Nano Day
Andrea displays colorful anthocyanin and carotenoid pigments. Family Day, CU Museum of Natural History, Sept. 27, 2014
Lauren gives kids a tour inside fruit cells.
Winnie describes how flowers become fruits with help from pollinators.
Stacey at our fruit-themed Family Day, CU Museum of Natural History, Sept. 27, 2014
Family Day: Bugs and Blooms Family Day, CU Museum of Natural History, May 3, 2014
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Outreach at the Apple Jack Festival, Nebraska City, September 15, 2012
Outreach at the Apple Jack Festival, Nebraska City, September 15, 2012
Visitors tour our Sunday with a Scientist at the State Museum. July 15, 2012
2012 SwaS team: Latifa, Stacey, Dylan, Angelica, Jay, and Julia
Stacey introduces some exotic fruits, such as dragon fruit (Mexico, Central and South America) and durian (Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia).
Julia walks visitors through fun fruits from around the world, like Japanese eggplant.
Randi reviews how colorful pigments are extracted from plant tissues. Northeast Upward Bound Program, June 21, 2011
Stacey supervises pipetting practice. Northeast Upward Bound Program, June 21, 2011
Randi and Rachel discuss how anthocyanin pigments give color to red, purple and blue fruits. Anthocyanins also have health benefits for humans.
Nathan explains how plants often depend on bats, birds or insects to pollinate their flowers.Sunday with a Scientist at the State Museum, April 17, 2011
Daniela supervises an obstacle course in which "pollinators" attempt to drop their "pollen grain" into a paper flower for a prize.