Grabbing galoshes and a net and wading through water to catch bugs off the lake out back.
Searching for frogs in the waning hours of daylight, or waiting for dusk when their cacophony of burping begins.
Sounds like a perfect summer day for a youngster - or an ordinary day in a Walker Middle School science class.
Walker Middle's environmental conservation project began about three years ago, when sixth-grade science teacher Jane
Gucciardo and her environmental club started restoring wetlands on the campus, including Horse Lake.
Since then, the project has grown by leaps and bounds to include every science class at Walker as well as students
from Wilson Middle School, 20 miles away in south Tampa...
