Do you know your microorganisms? Be the detective in this microbe guessing game as you listen to each eyewitness testimony of a different infectious disease.

Podcast by Austin, Laura, Hope, Jacob, Taryn, Kaylee, Micha.

During the Coulee Kids study of biodiversity, we communicated with a group of high school students and adults from an organization called i2P. Impossible to Possible hiked almost 125 miles through the Amazon River Basin in Brazil to raise awareness of the biodiversity and culture of the area.

Our teachers challenged us to become effective global citizens and make the lives better for the people of Brazil, so we created this project to educate and inform our viewing audience.

With today's technology tools, we can communicate and interact with people from other countries and actually get involved in making the world a better place.

This project created by Austin, Colten, Sam, and Zach

http://impossible2possible.com/extraordinary

During the Coulee Kids study of biodiversity, we communicated with a group of high school students and adults from an organization called i2P. Impossible to Possible hiked almost 125 miles through the Amazon River Basin in Brazil to raise awareness of the biodiversity and culture of the area.

Our teachers challenged us to become effective global citizens and make the lives better for the people of Brazil, so we created this project to educate and inform our viewing audience.

With today's technology tools, we can communicate and interact with people from other countries and actually get involved in making the world a better place.

This project created by Jake, Luke, and Preston.

http://impossible2possible.com/extraordinary

During the Coulee Kids study of biodiversity, we communicated with a group of high school students and adults from an organization called i2P. Impossible to Possible hiked almost 125 miles through the Amazon River Basin in Brazil to raise awareness of the biodiversity and culture of the area.

Our teachers challenged us to become effective global citizens and make the lives better for the people of Brazil, so we created this project to educate and inform our viewing audience.

With today's technology tools, we can communicate and interact with people from other countries and actually get involved in making the world a better place.

This project created by Eben, Lauren, and Ben.

http://impossible2possible.com/extraordinary

During the Coulee Kids study of biodiversity, we communicated with a group of high school students and adults from an organization called i2P. Impossible to Possible hiked almost 125 miles through the Amazon River Basin in Brazil to raise awareness of the biodiversity and culture of the area.

Our teachers challenged us to become effective global citizens and make the lives better for the people of Brazil, so we created this project to educate and inform our viewing audience.

With today's technology tools, we can communicate and interact with people from other countries and actually get involved in making the world a better place.

This project created by Dominick, Michael, Nate, and Jeremy.

http://impossible2possible.com/extraordinary