Maynard+Ecology+Center+&+Fresh+Pond+by+david

==Hey I’m David from the Amigos school in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I’m doing this Wiki to show and explain what we did at the Maynard Ecology Center. We got there by the [|public bus]. Here we learned about glaciers and formations that glaciers left when they moved and melted.==

==The Maynard Ecology Center is also in Cambridge, Massachusetts very close to the Fresh Pond. At Fresh pond we looked at it’s surrounding like eskers, kettle ponds and more. When we went it was windy but it was still nice weather. Also at the pond we spotted a lot of animals, if you’re luck you can find a baby owl.== ==So at [|Fresh pond] we explored it and saw evidence of glaciations. We saw eskers, glacial till, moraines and a kettle pond (Fresh pond). An esker is a serpentine ridge of gravelly and sandy drift that was formed by streams under or in glacial ice. Glacial till is an accumulation of unsorted mixtures of clay, sand, gravel, silt, and boulders. The usual composition of a moraine. A moraine is a mound or ridge with accumulations of glacial till. When we went to the ecology center we used sand models of drumlins, moraines and eskers. We did different projects and saw what happened. This trip was very fun and relaxing. So if u ever visit or live in Cambridge visit the fresh pond for a relaxing trip!==