KLAMATH COUNTY, Ore.- Seventh grade students from Henley Middle School got to go outside the classroom walls for a science lesson this week.
Over 200 students visited Lakeside Farms to learn about how the farm helps to revitalize ecosystems in the Klamath Basin.
Students explored a sucker nursery pond, search for different species of birds, and even got in close with a Peregrine Falcon.
Henley Middle School Principal Kristine Creed says the trip gave the students the opportunity for a real-world investigation on how science can be used to solve local issues.
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