The Seneca Park Zoo Society has created a video series of photographer David Liittschwager’s project documenting the biodiversity of the Genesee River’s ecosystem.
Courtesy of the Seneca Park Zoo Society and BTV Productions.
Learn more in “Disrupting our Diversity,” Rebecca Rafferty’s article on Liittwchwager and the project:
http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/rochester/disrupting-our-disruption/Content?oid=2604201
Liittschwager’s photographs continue on display at Rochester Contemporary Art Center through March 13.
This article appears in Jan 6-12, 2016.
i had a idea for something very similar to this in the late 1970s, i was thinking larger area maybe 5 square ft, and set up a kit for 4H and the scouts with note book measuring tape small plastic bags to collect samples etc and a guide book ,, you could have a back yard or wood lot one and maybe a edge of pond one , child would do inistial survey record every thing in the block then go back each 3 to 6 months and do a recheck of the site, many people smarter than i could really set this up and acheive a lot of learning for young people , i was even thinking a 4H club could be set up just for this program