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George Washington Carver National MonumentBridge between the Boyhood statue and William's Pond
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George Washington Carver National Monument
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A park ranger gives instruction on the science of pollination.
A park ranger conducts a mini-lesson on pollination for visitors on the Carver Nature Trail.

George believed all of life's problems could be solved through nature. His scientific exploration began when he was a child living on the Moses Carver Farm.

Today, the park service carries on his legacy by offering hands-on science lessons with students of all ages.
Bridge over the creek on the way to Williams Pond  

Did You Know?
Recycled plastic and sawdust can be very useful. Many of the bridges at George Washington Carver National Monument are built from sawdust and recycled plastic.

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Last Updated: July 26, 2006 at 10:56 EST