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Join us on a special trip up to Bathurst Island to record birdsongs, and learn about how you can use bird observations to create scientific inquiry in your classroom using ebird.org and birds.cornell.edu/birdsleuth. For more information: Beyond Penguins Issue 11: Arctic and Antarctic Birds.

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We already know why polar bears don't eat penguins, but what do they eat? In this episode, we'll share a simple activity that opens a window to understanding a unique ecosystem as one example of a food chain - the Arctic Ocean. For more information on ecosystems and food chains, see Issue 13 - Tundra: Life in the Polar Extremes.

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NSDL now provides access to audio, video, and other multimedia resources for science and math education through Apple’s iTunes Store. iTunes U is a free service that gives users of Apple's iTunes access to audio and video from leading educational institutions. The Beyond Campus section of iTunes U includes museums, public radio and television stations, and other non-profit educational providers

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Episode 2: Mammals. Dr. Ross MacPhee of the American Museum of Natural History talks about mammals of the polar regions past and present in this series of podcasts associated with Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears http://beyondpenguins.nsdl.org (Issue 10, January 2009)

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