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Interested in studying nature,feeling more connccted to your surroundings,helping the natural environment,butnot sure where to start?Join us on a PowerPoint tour through the instructor's favorite citizen science platforms thatapply to our region.Just through being observant on a daily walk,you can submit meaningful data to scientists who willuse your data to take meaningful conservation steps!We'll show you how!It's easy!Suggested items in exchange for this class*Baked snacks*Homemade preserved foods*Houseplants*Naturc art (draw mc a picture?)About the instructorKelsey Frey is the manager of education and outreach(外展服务)for York County Parks,part-timeenvironmental educator for Lancaster County Parks,and runs her own business in her spare time.Kelsey's passionateabout many natural history topics,including butterflies,and landscaping with native plants.21.Who are most likely to attend the class?A.Data collectorsB.Cooking lovers.C.Environmental protectorsD.Sports advocators.22.What can be lcarnt from the text?A.Kelsey Frey manages Lancaster Country ParksB.Citizen Science is a workshop with various topicsC.Participants can take a PowerPoint tour to local regions.D.Participants can exchange homemade cookies for the class.23.Where is this text probably taken from?A.An environmental paper.B.An education courseC.A teaching plan.D.An academic article.8When the phone rang,Rebecca Richards-Kortum thought it was a telemarketer.Instead,it was the MacArthurFoundation calling to tell her she'd just won a grant totaling $625,000.The MacArthur Fellowships,known as the"genius grants",are often given out cach year to 20 to 30 pcople who show "exceptional creativity."Past winners haveincluded painters,filmmakers,scicntists,a violin-maker,human rights lawyers and others.In announcing Rebecca as one of this year's 23 fellows,the Foundation noted her commitment to "improvingaccess to quality health care for all the world's people".Rebecca,who teaches bioengineering at Rice University inHouston,is not only developing novel solutions but also training and inspiring the next generation of engineers andscicntists to address our shared global challenges.She has made a name for hersclf in the ficld not for her own inventions,but for the incredible creativity of her students.Rebecca says she challenges students to design new medical devices and technologies that can actually be put intopracticc in low-resourcc scttings."In the Qucen Elizabeth Central Hlospital in Malawi,there are 83 broken oxygenconcentrators.If any one of them was working,it could be saving lives."The original syringe pump()couldoperate for only an hour or two on battery backup,but Malawi currently is facing major power outages().So