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Lely students partner with Discovery Channel for marine film project

Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science student Kamil Rychlinski, 17, watches as classmate Geoff Glander, 17, gathers video using an iPad for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.

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Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science student Kamil Rychlinski, 17, watches as classmate Geoff Glander, 17, gathers video using an iPad for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.

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  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Cristal Navarrete, 19, from left, Walker Hardy, 17, Alex Trujillo, 16, and Jashy Paul, 17 review video and audio clips taken for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students use iPads to gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Kamil Rychlinski, right, 17, and Christian Orantes, 18, review their scripts as they gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science teacher Mark McGarity helps students discuss possibilities for their class video project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Kamil Rychlinski, 17, from left, Lupe Lopez, 18, Christian Orantes, 18, and Geoff Glander, 17, review their scripts as they gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science student Lupe Lopez, 18, narrates a portion of video for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Kristin Rotkvich, left, and Kelli Conroy, both 18, talk with class partners about video and audio clips taken for a class project about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Juan Lopez, 17, top from left, Geoff Glander, 17, Lupe Lopez, 18, Christian Orantes, 18, and and Kamil Rychlinski review their scripts after gathering video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Geoff Glander, 17, from left, Juan Lopez, 17, Lupe Lopez, 18, Kamil Rychlinski, 17, and Christian Orantes, 18, review and discuss their scripts as they prepare to gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science student Kamil Rychlinski, 17, watches as classmate Geoff Glander, 17, gathers video using an iPad for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Geoff Glander, 17, from left, Kamil Rychlinski, 17, Christian Orantes, 18, and Lupe Lopez, 18, review video and audio clips taken for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Christian Orantes, 18, from left, Kamil Rychlinski, 17, Lupe Lopez, 18, and Geoff Glander, 17, discuss their scripts as they gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students Kelsea Whitmore, 18, from left, Karla Rosas, 18, Marian Kindered, 17, Jamie Peterson, 17, and Michelle Webster, 17, walk the Snail Trail in search of a good place to gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.
  • Special to the Daily News/Jason Easterly Lely High Marine Science students use iPads to gather video and audio clips for a class project done about Rookery Bay in conjunction with Discovery Education at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples on Wednesday morning.

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