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The National Park Trust’s project provides an innovative, interdisciplinary learning experience for Bowie State students who will visit more than a dozen natural and historic sites throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed during a 10-day, 700+-mile trip as part of a field course centered around African American and Black History in the Chesapeake Region. The funding will support staff, supplies, and travel costs, including water excursions, walking tours, and a possible overnight campout at Belle Grove Plantation administered through the Slave Dwelling Project. Students will gain a greater appreciation for the “great outdoors” and the many ways that the history of the Chesapeake region is relevant to their own lives. The project will result in a marketing campaign where they will share their stories through a wide variety of media.
Part of a series of articles titled 2023 Chesapeake Gateways Grant Recipients .
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Last updated: October 3, 2023