This case study of the Marshall Fire has students take on the role of investigators. They will learn about the fire through primary sources and conversations with National Weather Service forecasters.
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This case study of the Marshall Fire has students take on the role of investigators. They will learn about the fire through primary sources and conversations with National Weather Service forecasters.
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This case study of the Marshall Fire has students take on the role of investigators. They will learn about the fire through primary sources and conversations with National Weather Service forecasters.
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This case study of the Marshall Fire has students take on the role of investigators. They will learn about the fire through primary sources and conversations with National Weather Service forecasters.
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This case study of the Marshall Fire has students take on the role of investigators. They will look at primary sources and conversations with forecasters to learn more about the fire.
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Tree rings can tell us about the past! This activity uses data from NOAA’s paleoclimate database to learn about historic fires in Colorado.
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Tree rings can tell us about the past! This activity looks at data from tree rings in Colorado to learn about precipitation and fire events.
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On May 22, 1960 and magnitude 9.5 earthquake occurred off the coast of southern Chili in South America. This earthquake is the largest magnitude ever recorded by instruments. The earthquake caused a tsunami that greatly impacted Chile, and as far away as Hawaii, Philippines and Japan.
