Maria Sandoval showcasing a fish she caught at Fishing For Success.

Teachers look for aquatic macroinvertebrates they sampled from the ponds at Fishing For Success.

Teachers examining what they caught with their dipnets from the ponds at Fishing for Success.

Susan Beebe is digging for aquatic macroinvertebrates using a dip net.

All ten teachers (and scientists!) pose in front of the wet collections building.

Susan Beebe carefully positions the fish specimen for photography and digitization.

Maria Sandoval and Mariglo Gregorio examine a fish specimen.

Mariglo Gregorio and Shauna Deskins examine a fish from the Ichthyology collections.

Lab technician Basil Williams showing the teachers around the shelves of the Ichthyology collections.

Keith Kusmirek and Brianna Allison peruse the fish collections’ shelves together with collection manager Rob Robins.

Basil Williams educates the teachers on the unique way the Ichthyology collection is sorted and catalogued.

Archaeology collections manager Jen Green shows the teachers the archaeology collections.

Michelle LeFebvre, Associate Curator of South Florida Archaeology & Ethnography, showing the teachers some specimens from South Florida.

On a guided hike, a teacher is using Seek by iNaturalist to identify plant species in the Natural Area Teaching Laboratory.

Maria Sandoval is using Seek by iNaturalist to identify a plant species in the Natural Area Teaching Lab.