We are pleased to bring you a series of events compliments of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

Tuesday, May 4, 1999 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Pacific
(8:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. Central)

Spaceship Earth: Saving Aquatic Habitats

Join us as we host this live event from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department and learn about NASA's water reclamation experiments for the space station. Using this "biosphere" concept, students can think about the earth's precious water resources with new understanding. Next learn how Texas High School Kids are Saving Aquatic Habitats through Service-Learning. Talk with students from Amarillo, Weatherford, McAllen and Mexico about their unique projects, and how other students can get involved.

To learn more about this program, visit the project URL:
Electronic Field Trips, Texas Parks & Wildlife




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To Attend this Event

In advance of attending the Event you will need to have Downloaded RealPlayer.
(This is the application which allows you to hear and/or view the events.)

After you have downloaded and installed the RealPlayer on your computer.
• Click here to open RealVideo Player.
  The event will begin at the specified time.
  RealVideo Player will give you both an audio and video playback of the event.

  (If you hear something on your player prior to the event, it is probably an interim NASA TV program.)

• After you have opened RealPlayer (as directed above), open the Chat Room
  This is where you will post your questions to the experts featured in the event. Since the Room remains in Moderation until the time of the event, you will not see your question on the screen. However, it has been received and is waiting in the Moderation Room until the time of the event when it will be posted by the Moderator.

• After the event is over please give us your feedback by completing the LTC Online survey:

This Quest Project Web page
was last updated on February 2, 1999.