Tennessee Aquarium Produces New Educational Video Series, Available Free To Teachers Thursday, May 6, 2021
Tennessee Aquarium Senior Educator works to train a Southern Flying Squirrel. These training sessions are covered in detail in a special behind-the-scenes video available through Science Streams, a series of videos produced by the Aquarium for educators. - photo by Tennessee Aquarium/Casey Phillips For nearly three decades, the Tennessee Aquarium’s world-class living collection has sparked the curiosity and wonder of millions of visiting school children. Even as the global pandemic slowly recedes, however, many schools have placed field trips in indefinite timeout. At the moment, many students are unable to see the Aquarium firsthand and experience the wonder and connection it offers with the natural world, but nothing says the Aquarium can’t come to them.
04/05/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/06/2021 15:47
Tennessee American Water Icon Phillip D. Glass Sports Chattanooga FC J.
Celebrates the Upcoming NISA Spring Tournament
Chattanooga, Tenn. (April 5, 202
1) - Phillip D. Glass, the Tennessee American Water icon that sits atop the company s landmark water storage tank on Amnicola Highway, is gearing up for the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA) Spring Tournament, hosted by Chattanooga Football Club (Chattanooga FC) at Finley Stadium, by sporting a jersey with the Club s logo.
The NISA Spring tournament begins on April 13
th, for 14 days of 14 matches, through April 25
th and with nine professional soccer teams from all over the country.