Campus Wild: Washington
1. Download free Project Noah iPhone app. For Android phones, go to the website www.ProjectNoah.org 2. Sign in as Student with the username & password given to you by your adviser. If you forget your username & password, see me (Sarah.Kesten@germantownacademy.org) or your adviser. 3. Photograph a plant, animal, fungus, or protist on the GA campus, which includes the Preserve/wetlands, Academic Courtyard, Woods, Wissahickon Creek, and Veggie Gardens. Don’t disturb pond and creek ecosystems! Avoid poison ivy! 4. Upload the photo to Project Noah: Campus Wild Project Select Upload a new spotting Click “+” = upload photo of organism Select category = plants, mammals, birds, reptiles, fungi, etc. Enter common name = (top of page) what you think the organism is Enter Habitat = Preserve, Academic Courtyard, Woods, Wissahickon Creek, Veggie Gardens Select mission (right side of page) = US House Campus Wild Project Check Content Ownership = acknowledge that you took photo Select Save Changes 5. The House with the most unique organisms, representing the most biodiversity, wins! To look at your house’s organisms, click on Education then Go to My Classroom Click on spottings Multiple photos of the same species (ex. red maple tree) only count as one entry. Photos deemed not taken on the GA campus will be disqualified. Competition starts NOW and ends on Saturday 10/24 on Preserve Day!
